TON Pure: AI Moderator for Groups

You started a chat for a hundred people, and within a week it filled with advertisers, link bots and night spammers. Sitting there deleting messages by hand gets old fast. TON Pure is an AI group moderator that takes the routine off your hands 🛡

What the bot does

The profile calls it an AI group moderator and an app studio in one. It lists anti-spam, more than a hundred commands and an AI chat.

• Anti-spam. Filters pushy ads and repeated messages.
• Over a hundred commands. Settings for rules, penalties and the bot's behavior in a group.
• AI chat. The bot answers participants' questions in conversation.
• Premium. The /premium command exists for extended features.

Why a group needs a moderator

A live chat with no rules soon turns into a dump. A good moderator does three things: clears junk, explains the rules to newcomers and keeps arguments from sliding into insults.

One person cannot work around the clock. A bot can, and that lifts the load from admins.

Preparing your group

1. Write short rules. Five points beat a page of text. The bot follows what you set.
2. Add the bot and give it admin rights. Without them it cannot delete messages or restrict offenders.
3. Test on a spare group. First make sure the settings do not cut ordinary messages.
4. Watch for false positives. Good anti-spam sometimes errs, so you need a way to undo.

Bot permissions: what to know

To moderate, a bot needs admin powers, which means access to messages in the group. That is the normal order of things, but grant such rights only to bots you trust 🔐

Keep the permission set to the minimum: deleting messages and banning offenders. Turn on the rest only when needed.

The app studio

Besides moderation, the team behind the bot offers to build a custom app or bot on order. Feedback and suggestions are also accepted through the profile.

If you are thinking of ordering, describe the task, deadlines and budget beforehand. Agree in writing on what the work includes and who owns the code afterward. Do not pay the full sum upfront 📝

AI in a chat: what to watch

AI answers are handy but can be wrong. Do not take them as truth, especially on money, health and law. In your group, tell members that a bot is answering, not a person.

If the chat has many kids or teenagers, set stricter filters and explain the rules of conversation.

Who it suits

Owners of large chats and communities, admins who are short on hands, and teams who want to discuss a bot of their own. For a small chat of friends a moderator may be overkill.