Agent~: Channel Admin Helper

Run a channel and sign every picture by hand so nobody lifts it? Agent~ offers to move part of that chore into a bot. It calls itself a channel moderator and promises to improve how you manage a channel. ✨

Below: which commands it has, how to connect a channel, and what to consider before giving a bot admin rights.

Five commands to build on

The menu of Agent~ is compact. Each command covers its own piece of work.

• /new_channel. Adds a new channel.
• /my_channels. Shows your channels and lets you edit them.
• /watermarks. Opens the watermark maker.
• /language. Changes the interface language.
• /help. Shows the command list and hints.

The logical start is /new_channel, then /my_channels for tuning. 🛠

Why a watermark matters to a channel

If you publish original photos, diagrams or memes, they are easy to lift into other channels with no credit. A watermark with your channel name leads readers back to you.

The /watermarks command lets you build one inside the bot. Keep it tidy: too big scares people off, too faint goes unnoticed. A small logo in a corner that does not cover the picture works best.

Connecting a channel without stress

For a bot to do anything in a channel, it needs admin rights. The order is usually like this.

1. Send /new_channel. The bot will suggest the next step.
2. Add the bot as admin. Open administrators in the channel settings.
3. Grant minimal rights. Only what the tasks really need.

Later all your channels will show up under /my_channels. 📋

Which rights an admin bot should get

An admin bot can publish, edit and delete messages. So generosity is risky: if the bot breaks or its owner is careless, your channel suffers.

• Posting. Needed if the bot publishes posts itself.
• Editing. Handy for changing the look of posts.
• Deleting. Grant only if you know why.
• Adding admins. Better never to give.

You can revoke rights at any time in channel settings. If something feels off, simply remove the bot from the admin list.

Language and order

The interface switches with /language, so you can work in the language you like. If the settings confuse you, /help brings back the list of features.

Tip: make a test channel and try the bot there. Once you are sure it works as needed, connect the main one. 🔎

Who will find it useful

People who run one or several channels and want to save time on routine. Especially owners of visual content who need protection from copying.

If you need complex scenarios, study the bot's abilities first and compare them with your channel's tasks. Expect no magic: the bot helps, but you still create the content.