With Operator.io, you get an AI chief of staff that works across the apps you already use, and these guides walk you through setting it up and putting it to work.
On Operator you connect Discord from the dashboard. You still make your own bot in Discord's Developer Portal, but there is no config file to edit and no terminal pairing. Paste the token, set the server policy, and your agent answers in your server.
On Operator you connect Telegram from the dashboard. Make a bot with BotFather, paste the token, and send your agent a message. It listens for that first hello and pairs your account, so there is no config file and no pairing code from a terminal.
Once your agent is connected to Discord, there are two places to reach it: a direct message and a server channel. Here is how each one behaves, the slash commands you will use, and how sessions and threads keep your conversations separate.
In a Telegram DM you just type and the agent answers. Groups need a mention, the command menu is built into the app, and each chat keeps its own memory. Here is how to actually use your agent once the bot is connected.
Connect Twilio and your Operator agent can send SMS from a real phone number, so alerts and reminders reach you wherever you are.