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Chat With Your AI Agent in the Browser

Your Agent One agent has always lived in Telegram and Discord. That's great on your phone. But sometimes you're at a laptop, halfway through work, and picking up your phone to type a long message feels like a detour.

So your agent now has a web chat. Log in at agent-one.org/account and talk to it right in the browser.

The Same Agent, With the Same Memory

This isn't a second bot or a fresh start. It's the same agent you already talk to, with the same memory. Your private chat simply continues in the browser: if you told your agent something in Telegram or Discord this morning, it still knows it when you open the web chat this afternoon. It's one conversation, wherever you type.

One thing to know: messages you write in the browser stay in the browser view. Your agent remembers them, but they don't show up in the Telegram app unless you want them to. If you do, there's an optional setting, Also show web conversations in Telegram. It's for Telegram only, and it's off until you turn it on.

How to Get Started

Step 1

Open your account page. Go to agent-one.org/account.

Step 2

Log in with Telegram or Discord. Use the same account your agent belongs to.

Step 3

Start typing. Your agent is there, and it remembers you.

Separate Chats for Separate Topics

In the browser you can keep separate chats for different things. They sit in the sidebar, so a trip plan doesn't get mixed up with a work draft or a recipe hunt. Pick one up again whenever you like.

Done with a chat? Delete it. Deleting a chat also deletes the images in it.

Send Photos, Create Images

Drop in a photo — a screenshot, a receipt, a whiteboard, a plant you can't name — and your agent looks at it and answers. Photos can be JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB.

Want a picture instead? Type /image followed by what you'd like to see. Creating an image uses an image credit, same as in Telegram.

Open the web chat — log in with Telegram or Discord and pick up where you left off.

For Group Owners

If you own groups with your agent in them, the web chat also shows each group's member count and how many members were active this week. It's a quick way to see which groups are lively and which have gone quiet.

When the Browser Is Handy

  • At a laptop or at work. Keep your agent in a tab next to what you're doing.
  • Longer messages. Paste in a long email, notes or a draft and ask for help with it.
  • A real keyboard. Typing beats thumbing when there's a lot to say.

Your phone isn't going anywhere. Telegram and Discord work exactly as before — the browser is just one more place to reach the same agent.

New to Agent One? Start in Telegram with @AgentOne01Bot, then log in at agent-one.org/account to chat in the browser too. Want your agent in a group as well? Our group setup guide takes about two minutes.

For news and new features, follow @agentoneai. Questions? Ask @AgentOneSupportBot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the web chat a different agent?
No. It's the same agent you talk to in Telegram or Discord, with the same memory. Your private chat simply continues in the browser.
How do I log in?
Go to agent-one.org/account and log in with Telegram or Discord — the same account your agent already belongs to.
Will my browser messages show up in the Telegram app?
Not by default. Your agent remembers both, but the Telegram app only shows web conversations if you turn on the optional setting "Also show web conversations in Telegram". That setting is for Telegram only.
Can I send photos and create images in the browser?
Yes. Send JPEG, PNG or WebP photos up to 20 MB and your agent looks at them and answers. Type /image to create an image; it uses an image credit, same as in Telegram.