Cabi.Chat Radar — With or without an oracle
A radar has two modes: two distinct products inside the same mechanism. How a radar finds requests: Cabi.Chat Radar
Radar without an oracle. Matches only, nothing is sent. You open a match, read the context, and reach out yourself. This is the volume-and-control mode: see who is asking for what you offer across many groups at once, and keep the conversation in your own hands. No oracle and no agenda needed.
Radar with an oracle. Turn outreach on, give the radar Telegram account oracles and a Swappable agenda Cabi.Chat Ignite — Agendas. A match can now become a conversation. Cabi.Chat Graph — Oracles™
- Outreach. Open a match and ask for a draft, with a note if you like. The oracle writes the first message from the project's knowledge; you edit it and send.
- Auto outreach. The oracle replies on its own to the requests the radar pre-qualified by meaning, within sending limits. It can be switched on once the radar's meaning stage is trained.
Who it writes to. The oracle writes to the person behind the request and speaks as your project. The radar is built never to write to bots, nor to write first twice to the same person for the same project, and it does not keep writing to someone who has not answered. A reply opens a room that becomes your lead. Cabi.Chat Inbox — Leads
Switch any time. Outreach off returns the radar to matches only, and switches auto off with it.
Starting and stopping a radar: Cabi.Chat Campaigns
Drafts and first messages are AI usage: Cabi.Chat Balance