MagicBuddy is Telegram's personal AI assistant. It provides ChatGPT-like functionality to the Telegram app, so you can chat with AI, create content, and find answers to questions easily and conveniently without having to use other AI apps or platforms. Here's how to use the MagicBuddy chatbot on Telegram.
How to use MagicBuddy chatbot on Telegram
Step 1:
On the Telegram application interface, click on the search bar and enter the keyword MagicBuddy . Now you will see the results displayed below, click on the AI chatbot to use .
Step 2:
Go to the chatbot interface, click Start to use. Note, the chatbot has a paid version to expand more features and let you try it before having to buy to continue using if needed.
Step 3:
We enter the content we need to chat in the box to send to MagicBuddy as usual. Then you will also receive a response from MagicBuddy.
Step 4:
If you type / in the search bar, there will be some options as shown to set a command for MagicBuddy. You choose 1 command and then enter the content for MagicBuddy to give the answer according to what you asked.
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