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Bots

Save a job as a bot, and approve each plan before it runs

A bot is a saved job with its own tools, notes and weekly credit cap. Press Run now and it plans the work with Create AI, then waits for your approval. Nothing is made until you say yes.

A saved job, not a new prompt every time

Give a bot a name, a job of up to 1,000 characters, and the tools it may use: image, video or write. Add up to 20 short notes it must follow each time.

You approve the plan

Run now makes a plan with the steps and credits, and the bot waits for you. Choose the approval rule that suits you: ask before spending credits, ask for everything, or let it work on its own once you trust it.

A weekly credit cap

Set the most credits a bot may use in a week, up to 2,000. The bot shows what it used in the last 7 days, and a bot that keeps failing pauses itself and tells you why.

Schedules, when they are turned on

A bot can have a schedule: hourly, daily, on weekdays or weekly, at a time you choose. A scheduled start makes a plan and waits for your approval like Run now. Schedules run only while the scheduler is switched on.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Describe the job

    Name the bot, say what it should do, and pick its tools and weekly credit cap.

  2. Step 2

    Press Run now

    The bot makes a plan with its steps and credits.

  3. Step 3

    Approve or reject

    Approve the plan to make it, or reject it. You can pause or delete a bot at any time.

Plans

Bots are for paid plans: Basic, Pro, Max, Business and Enterprise. Planning and the steps you approve use credits, within the weekly cap you set.

Plans start at Basic, $12 a month.

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Limits, stated plainly

  • Bots do not post, publish or send anything anywhere. You take what they make and post it yourself.
  • Up to 10 bots per account.
  • Bots work with the image, video and write tools today.
  • Signed out, the Bots page shows sample bots tagged Demo. Your own bots appear after you sign in.

Frequently asked questions

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