Masha AI: eight AIs, one chat

One neural network is good at text, another at pictures, a third at code, and each has its own site, sign-up and billing. Masha AI gathers eight top networks in a single Telegram chat and calls itself the smartest AI agent in a bot interface. Russian-language support is available too.

The service works as an aggregator: you write a request and the bot hands it to the chosen model. In "Auto" mode, according to users and the project itself, a separate AI picks the right network.

What's in the command menu

The bot has a wide command set that shows how it's built:

• /clear. Resets context so the conversation starts from a clean slate.
• /balance. Shows your remaining tokens.
• /buy. Buy tokens.
• /subscribe. Set up a subscription.
• /autopost. Automatic publishing to channels.
• /language. Choose the interface language.
• /agreements, /help, /support. Agreements, help and support.

Tokens instead of unlimited

Usage is measured in tokens. Each request spends part of your balance, and heavy jobs such as images, video and long texts cost more than simple questions. You can top up with /buy or receive tokens through a subscription.

According to user reports, tokens on powerful models go fast. So don't pick an expensive plan blindly.

Keeping your balance alive past tonight

1. Start with free limits if you have them.
2. Send simple questions to simple models or use "Auto" mode.
3. Use /clear to reset a long thread, since context costs tokens too.
4. Check /balance before big jobs.
5. State the whole task at once instead of in ten short messages.

For channels and blogs

A dedicated /autopost command is tied to publishing in channels. For channel owners it's a way to schedule texts and pictures without hopping between services.

See the bot itself for the settings and options of this feature. Always review automatic content with your own eyes: AI can get facts wrong, and subscribers notice.

Prompts that cost less

Answer quality depends on wording more than it seems. A good prompt saves tokens and nerves.

• Name a role and a goal. For example: "you are an editor, cut this to 500 characters".
• Attach an example. A sample of the tone you want says more than a description.
• State the format. List, table, paragraph, channel post.

When an answer is nearly right, ask to change one specific part instead of rewriting the request.

A word about your data

Don't send passwords, passport details or confidential employer documents to the chat. External neural networks process requests, and the rule is simple: if you don't want a stranger's server to see it, don't type it.

The bot is small, around 170 monthly users by catalog stats. Before paying for a subscription, read /agreements, and write to support with questions.