Create a Bot
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Simplero Bot is an AI-powered "impersonation" of you, the creator. It's designed to respond to questions just as you would, pulling from your own content and expertise. This isn't a generic chatbot—it's personalized to mimic your voice, knowledge, and style.
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Create a Bot
First, make sure they are enabled in the More menu:
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Navigate to Content > Bots.
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You will see a list of all the bots that you have created. If you want a new one, click on ‘Create a bot’ on the top right:
You’ll be able to give it a name, subtitle, avatar, and the system prompt, then click on ‘Create bot’.
You’ll now see the Bot manage page.
Manage a bot
On the manage page, you will see:
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Tiers - The different levels of your bot capabilities. These can be Learn more here
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Channels - Let people start a conversation with a bot by texting a keyword to your SMS number or DMing your Telegram bot. The bot greets them, captures their details, and adds them to a list.
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Sources - The list of sources that will feed the bot. You can choose the Tier that they will be available for
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Link to the chatbot page that you can share with your members so they can use your bot
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Edit the bot settings by clicking the settings button in the top right corner
Bot Writing Styles
Each bot can be set to a specific writing style. This will control the tone, length, and structure of its responses. Choose the style that best fits how you want the bot to communicate.
| Style | Best for | What it does |
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| Normal (Conversational) | Everyday use | Gives short but complete answers, asks clarifying questions when needed, and suggests relevant follow-ups to keep the conversation going. |
| Concise (Bare minimum) | Quick answers | Responds briefly and directly, using as few words as possible. No elaboration, no follow-up questions. |
| Explanatory (Teaching mode) | Learning a new concept | Breaks ideas down step by step, using examples or analogies where helpful. Prioritizes clarity over brevity. |
| None | Testing raw model behavior | Uses the model's raw default behavior — no added guidance on tone, length, or format. |
| Formal (Proper, precise) | Professional communication | Uses well-structured, precise language and a professional tone. Thorough but concise, without casual expressions. |
| Coaching | Thinking through a problem | Responds like a high-trust thinking partner rather than an assistant — skips obvious advice and step-by-step instructions to focus on the real issue. |
| Writing | Reviewing your own copy | Gives feedback instead of rewriting your text — points out what works, what doesn't, and offers line-by-line suggested edits so your voice stays intact. |
| Hook from transcript | Pulling hooks from video/podcast content | Extracts the strongest attention-grabbing lines from a transcript, using only phrases that already exist in it rather than inventing new ones. |
Tip: If you're unsure which to use, start with Normal for general conversations, Explanatory for learning something new, and Concise when you just need a quick answer.
Bot Conversations
On the conversations tab, you can see the questions that have been asked of your bot and the responses provided. You can click on each one of them to see the full conversation with the bot.
