GramClaw includes an AI assistant that works across everything you have synced: it can search your conversations in plain language, draft replies in your tone, summarize long threads, surface chats that need attention, and take real actions — sending messages, starting chats, launching campaigns, moving deals through the pipeline.
It is confirm-gated by design. When the assistant wants to act — send this reply, start this campaign — it proposes the exact action and waits for your approval before anything leaves the building. You get the speed of an agent with the control of a human in the loop; nothing is ever sent behind your back.
What people actually use it for
- Search that Telegram cannot do: 'who asked about pricing in the last month?' across every account and chat at once.
- Thread summaries before a call — three hundred messages in, get the state of the deal in a paragraph.
- Reply drafting with full conversation context, ready to edit and approve.
- Inbox triage: find conversations that went quiet, contacts who were promised follow-ups, threads with unanswered questions.
- Campaign help: draft sequence steps, suggest segments, then launch — after your confirmation.
How AI is billed
- AI usage draws from a prepaid credit wallet, priced by the tokens each request uses — bigger jobs cost more, quick questions cost little.
- Every new workspace receives a one-time €5 credit grant, enough to genuinely try the assistant during the trial.
- Top up the wallet anytime from billing settings; credits are consumed as you use AI features and never surprise you with an end-of-month bill.
- Credits sit in the wallet until used. Like all GramClaw payments, credit purchases are non-refundable and have no cash value.
Using your own AI instead
If you already live in Claude or Cursor, you can skip the built-in assistant and drive Telegram from your own AI app via GramClaw's Telegram MCP server. In that setup the model tokens run through your own Anthropic account — your wallet here is untouched — while GramClaw executes the Telegram actions with the same pacing and safety rails. The built-in assistant and MCP are two doors to the same engine; teams often use both.