Remembers the conversation
Finds what you agreed on and who suggested what.
Oscar has a memory and a sharp tongue. He'll tease you back, and still find the song you half remember.
Or just message him privately. A private chat and a group have separate memory.
Write Oscar, … and carry on like you would with a friend.
Reply to him, or send a photo with “Oscar, look”.
The examples alongside show how a conversation can go.
Finds what you agreed on and who suggested what.
Listens to voice notes and audio and sums them up if you can't be bothered.
Drop a link, he reads it and tells you what's there.
Picks a GIF for the moment and drops it in the chat.
Sets one-off reminders for whenever you say. Move, change or cancel them in plain words.
With friends Oscar swears and teases. In a work chat an admin tells him to tone it down in one line.
Oscar, less swearing here or be a football commentator, and it is saved for that group.Press a sticker to open the conversation it came from. Stickers can be dragged around.
Open a card and see how Oscar handled it this time.
All conversationsStatus
Charts based on real replies. Quiet chats alone do not mean Oscar is down.
We have no reliable data.
How we count. A request is a message addressed to Oscar that his main model was supposed to answer. It counts as answered when a reply was produced, even by the fallback model. Reply time runs from the request entering the queue to the message being sent. An hour or a day with too few requests is "no data", not "all good". Daily uptime is the share of measured hours in which everything worked. We only count anonymous aggregates: no chats, no people, no texts.
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@oscar_logOscar (@IOscarBot) sits in groups and DMs like any other member: remembers what was said, looks at photos, listens to voice notes, searches the web on his own. He has a sharp tongue, so a strict work chat should give him a role up front.
Open @IOscarBot and add him to a group. Then write "Oscar, …" or reply to his messages. What he can do in a given group depends on its settings and the rights you give him.
Whatever was saved in this chat. He finds an old discussion and remembers who said what. Messages he never saw aren't in his memory.
Photos, albums, voice notes, audio, videos and video notes. Links too: articles, clips, posts. Private pages and some sites are off limits.
Yes, through Guest Mode: call him in a chat and he answers one message without joining. He doesn't see the group history. Typing @IOscarBot and a query also drops a picture into any chat.
Yes, he searches the web on his own when a question is about news, prices or facts.
One-off ones: "in 40 minutes" or "tomorrow at 9". You can move, change or cancel them. No recurring schedules yet.
An admin opens the bot menu: there's a Mini App with settings, from how often Oscar chimes in to what he does with media. A role is set right in the chat with a plain sentence.
Messages and media he sees in the chat: for replies, memory and whatever you asked for. Some of it goes to external AI and search services. Details, including deletion, are on the privacy page.

