Admin: the bot fleet · Chazz.ai

How admin: the bot fleet works on Chazz.ai. Watching, throttling and switching off the Discord, Telegram and Kik bots. The fleet runs as a separate Worker that holds no engine of its own: it resolves a reader to a chazz.ai identity and then calls this API as them. So the controls here are...

Watching, throttling and switching off the Discord, Telegram and Kik bots.

The fleet runs as a separate Worker that holds no engine of its own: it resolves a reader to a chazz.ai identity and then calls this API as them. So the controls here are about who may use the bots and how much, not about what they can do. /admin/bots

The controls sit above the figures on the page on purpose. This page is opened in a hurry to switch something off, and scrolling past a chart to reach the switch is the difference between thirty seconds and three minutes.

The switches

A command marked with the currency mark spends provider money, and is already refused to anyone without a connected account regardless of what is set here. No configuration can open that path.

Fleet enabled: The master switch, across every platform at once. Takes effect within about thirty seconds with no deploy. Open scenes are untouched and come back exactly as they were.
Per platform: Each platform has its own switch, free-tier allowance, rate limits, default visibility, billing mode and content ceiling.
Commands and groups: Switch off one command or a whole group. A switched-off command tells the reader so and points here, which is better than a silence.
Block lists: A reader or a server, refused before any other check. The reader key is the hashed id from the ledger, not a username.
Fleet ceiling: Turns a minute across every platform. The last line before a runaway costs real money.

The content ceiling

steer sends everyone to the site instead. verified_private opens restricted scenes to a connected account that has cleared the age gate, delivered only to that one person. verified_rooms additionally allows a room the platform itself flags as age-restricted. A server owner may set their own server stricter than this, never looser.

Reading the figures

Connected an account: The number the fleet exists to produce. Shown as a percentage of everyone reached, which is the comparison that matters rather than the raw count.
Refused: Quota, throttle and gate together. A large number here is usually a setting rather than a fault, so check the free allowance before assuming something is broken.
Busiest servers: One server far above the rest is either the fleet working or the fleet being farmed. The id shown is what goes in the block list.

Elsewhere on Chazz.ai

This document is the server-rendered form of /docs/admin-bots. The interactive page needs JavaScript, and shows the same content.

The complete documentation of this service is available as one plain-text file at /llms-full.txt. A short summary, with the operator's policy for automated readers, is at /llms.txt. Changes are published as a feed at /rss.xml.

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