What the
team can do

Fifteen reasons to install VibeBot. No jargon — just what each one gives you.

Bot coworkers

The catalog has 29 ready-made roles: lawyer, programmer, marketer, analyst, copywriter and more. Every bot has its own model, character, memory and permissions. Need someone new — just ask.

• Create a bot called Accountant”
• Rename yourself to Secretary”
• Pin the bots you need, hide or delete the rest

They work together

Invite several bots into one conversation. They split the task, hand it over with @ and report back in a single message. A project gets a shared task board. Safety rails keep the swarm from going in circles.

• @Lawyer check the contract, @Accountant calculate the tax”
• @everyone — we launch by Friday”
• Each of them sees what the others are doing

They work hands-on

The team has a shared computer: terminal, files and a browser, with a separate profile per bot. Bots read documents — PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint — search the web and see their own screen. A bot doesn’t explain how to do it — it does it.

• Open the competitor’s site and put their prices in a table”
• Read this contract and find the risks”
• Screenshots and files land straight in the chat

Big steps need your “yes”

Before a risky step the bot sends a card: allow once, allow always, or deny. When a bot says “done”, that claim is matched against its action log — “finished” really means finished.

• Publishing, paying, deleting — only after your answer
• Rules: what is allowed without asking, and what never is
• Questions come as a card with answer options

Any model

You pick the model — for one bot or for the whole team: your own on the server, any model with your key, or a free one online. “Local only” guarantees the bot never reaches the cloud. Spending is visible per bot and per model.

• A queue and a fallback model when the main one is busy
• Checks for speed and for tool-use skill
• A model that can’t see images gets them described by one that can

From idea to website

A project is a folder on the shared computer with its own conversation. Starters: website, service, script, Telegram bot. Files with an editor, runs with a live log, phone and desktop previews, version history with rollback — and publishing to your own address in one button.

• Build and test the project every night”
• Several bots on one project — no file conflicts
• Forgotten projects shut themselves down

A second opinion

The reviewer — a separate model — checks the result against the task before you rely on it. Big tasks get split into parts and handed to helpers that work at the same time.

• The review card appears right in the chat
• Mismatches show up immediately, not a week later

They remember and keep a schedule

Bots remember what you agreed between conversations — and find it even when you phrase it differently. Memory can be read and corrected. Skills are called with “/”, and scenarios run on a clock or on an event.

• Send the sales summary every morning at 9”
• Triggered by a webhook from another system
• A scenario that keeps failing pauses itself

From your phone, by voice

Message the bots in Telegram and approve actions with buttons. Dictate instead of typing, listen to the answers — the voice models run on your own server. The online version installs on a phone like an app.

• The interface is in Russian and English
• Backups, and team members with roles