---
title: "AI Comments"
id: "1819"
type: "page"
slug: "comments"
published_at: "2026-09-20T22:09:00+00:00"
modified_at: "2026-09-21T01:36:29+00:00"
url: "https://xedant.com/agents/telegram/docs/comments"
markdown_url: "https://xedant.com/agents/telegram/docs/comments.md"
excerpt: "AI Comments keep your channel politely present in the discussions under other people’s posts: competitors…"
---

# AI Comments

[https://xedant.com/agents/telegram/docs/comments.md](https://xedant.com/agents/telegram/docs/comments.md)

AI Comments keep your channel politely present in the discussions under other people’s posts: competitors and partners. The application suggests comment drafts, watches the limits and shows live discussion threads — you only pick and publish.

## Commenting projects

A project is a group of settings: a name, AI parameters (provider, model, temperature, an extra instruction) and limits. The default limits: 25 comments per account per day, 1 comment per channel per day, and a delay of at least 30 seconds between comments by the same account. The limits are protection against mistakes: they keep you from angering a channel or going too fast.

## Targets

A target is a source turned into a commenting surface: it gets a priority (high / medium / low) and a status (active, paused, blacklist). One source can be a target in only one project. When a target is added, its five most recent posts become “new” and the rest become “skipped”: work starts from a clean slate, with no debt from the past.

## The comments feed

The targets’ posts — 30 per page — with filters by project, source and status (new / skipped / deferred / commented) and search. Above the feed are status totals; new posts roll in by themselves as the targets refresh.

## The comment editor

- six types: Through Experience, Expert Addition, Add-on, Question to Author, Short & Meaningful, Custom;
- the account to publish from (the first active one by default);
- a field of up to 4096 characters with a counter and a Telegram-style preview;
- keyboard shortcuts for fast work;
- a draft can be saved, while a published comment can only be left as is.

## AI drafts

Press “generate” — and the AI suggests three comment variants for the post, guided by the chosen type. The first is inserted right away; any other can be applied with a button. Without an AI key in the settings, the application honestly says the key is not configured — and makes no request.

## Templates

Ready-made texts with substitution of the message’s values: `{channel_name}`, `{channel_username}`, `{author_name}`, `{author_username}`. For example, “Thanks {author_name} from {channel_name}!” becomes “Thanks Ivan from News Channel!”. The first five templates are quick-insert chips right in the editor; the rest live in a catalog with search and a type filter.

## Publishing

A comment goes out as a reply into the post’s discussion, from the selected account. If the post has no discussion, the application explains it with a clear error and the comment stays unpublished. Any comment in the thread can be replied to — the reply is published into the discussion too. Before publishing, the project’s limits are checked: when a daily limit is hit, the publish is refused with the limit named.

## The live thread

The discussion under the post is visible right in the editor and updates in real time: new comments, edits and deletions arrive without a reload, and the post’s comment counter grows.

## Comment analytics

For a period — today, week, month or all time: total comments, unique channels, average per day, replies received and their share, breakdowns by day, by project and by type, a top-10 of channels — all compared to the previous period in percent.

## What is next

Where targets come from is the [Sources](/agents/telegram/docs/sources)
 section; the assistant inside the projects is the Call Agent button — see the [Agent](/agents/telegram/docs/agent)
 section.

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