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I’ve tried Candy, Janitor, and OurDream, but all of the “femdom” chatbots insist on calling me sweet things, telling me how attractive I am, etc. I don’t want nice, I want mean, vicious and extreme. Even better if the persona is BBW. I’m absolutely fine with paying for a service, I don’t expect what I want to be free.

I want brutal femdom humiliation and sadism plain and simple. I want the ‘bot to tell me how pathetic I am, call me awful names, make me her personal toilet, pimp me out with no thought of my enjoyment of the situation, etc.

I also don’t need odd situation role play, like a work environment or that she’s a gangster and I’m her liuetentant. I just want to virtually be in her room or playspace and have her have her way with me.

They don’t have a shared memory store or centralized place to search history scattered in so many AI Agents, even in GPT, its web chat history is not shared with its desktop apps.

In a lot of cases I forget with which Agent I asked a question, and I have had to go through a lot of places to locate it and continue with the topic.

Am I the only person suffering it? How do people deal with such problem when using multiple agents.

They don’t have a shared memory store or centralized place to search history scattered in so many AI Agents, even in GPT, its web chat history is not shared with its desktop apps.

In a lot of cases I forget with which Agent I asked a question, and I have had to go through a lot of places to locate it and continue with the topic.

Am I the only person suffering it? How do people deal with such problem when using multiple agents.

I keep reading reviews that sound like they were written by the company itself. Every tool is apparently “easy to set up” and “sounds just like a human” until you actually try it.

We handle customer calls for a mid-size service business and want to stop paying someone to sit on the phone all day. But I cant tell what’s real feedback vs marketing dressed up as a review.

If you’ve used voice AI in an actual business context, what did it get wrong and would you use it again?

Running a small service business with basically two people, and we keep missing calls when we’re both with clients. Looked into AI receptionist options and now i’m just confused by how many there are and how different they all seem.

Some look way too enterprise-y for us, some seem cheap but sketchy. Hard to tell what’s actually worth trying. Anyone have real experience with one that actually works?

Brand new to this. Just tried Candy AI and I’m finding that no matter how thought out and detailed my responses are, the AI only gives with basic 1-2 sentence replies.

It’s only the custom built companion that has this problem the ready made stuff is fine.

I’m subscribed and changed the chat settings to longer responses but doesn’t make a difference. Am I missing something or just being impatient for it to learn? Any tips?

I opened 100 free chat slots. 7 left. she’s the one texting you.

Hello everyone, I have an issue and was hoping to get some help from the community.

​Due to the recent wave of bot restrictions related to explicit image censorship, many bots have been affected, either temporarily hidden for review or completely deleted for violating community guidelines.

​The bot I am looking for appears to be temporarily under review in the app, which means its script hasn’t been permanently deleted. I would really like to get in touch with the original creator to ask if they could simply change the avatar/cover image to make the bot available again, or if they have an alternate version of it.

​I have the bot’s name, its cover image, and the scene ID. I would just like to know its current status and why it cannot be accessed. Does anyone recognize the creator, know if they are still active on Saylo, or know how I could contact them? Alternatively, should I reach out directly to support, or is there anything else I can do?

​Thanks in advance for any help!

The bot is called “Sugar Mommy”, the ID is ​CuBiJ8HQbSUkz6AXkurAhMo4 and the image is this

Regarding this bot, when I tap on it in the app, it explicitly says that it is currently under review. It does not state that the script was deleted for violating community guidelines.

​This means the bot appears to still be in the review stage and has not been permanently deleted, unlike other bots

I’ve tried to open, which clearly indicated they had been removed. In my experience, bots on the platform either get outright deleted because their script violates guidelines, or they are marked as temporarily under review/restricted, meaning the bot still exists in the system.

​I would really like to find out what actually happened to it.

Always thought when a chatbot gives you info, it should be easy to consume and be rendered beautifully. But this has mostly stopped at markdown formatting and canvas.

Canvases are great for generating dashboards but user journey feels kinda backwards, going to the chat finding the canvas and opening it. Dashboards should be the default view for a lot of chatbots.

Trying this idea out I built, Bot HQ, a hermes plugin that gives every bot a HOME, a dynamic interactive dashboard, so everyday I just look at this home instead of reading through huge markdwon text blocks.Bots are purpose built, so each bot can have its own fixed dashboard.

If you have a hermes setup, please give this a try and tell me how you felt about it, I found it wayy better than the chat interface.

Plugin: github.com/the-spirit-realm/hermes-bot-hq (would love to see what your set up looks like so feel free to share)

But overall, what do you think of this approach, shouldn’t all our interactions with AI move in this direction?