Luke Bots News

Beta Phase 2 is Here! 🚀 We’re now in phase 2/3 of the beta for @OdinRobot and @Astrakobot — the rewrite is nearly complete and stable! Everything is done except Federations, which are still in progress. ✅ All major modules have been rewritten and improved. 📝 Notes, Filters, and Greetings now share the same powerful system: • Just reply to any message to save it directly with all it's markdown • Supports all Telegram formatting — spoiler, quote, code, etc • Works the same across all types, no more quirks or edge cases • Filters and blacklists now support a new, extended syntax for more flexible matching 🧹 Blacklists are faster, more optimized, and more consistent with extend syntax. ⚠️ Warns have been updated. 💾 Import/export is now available — back up or transfer all your group settings easily. 📦 Enabling beta automatically migrates your chat settings to the new system — for those who’ve already enabled beta, everything has already been migrated. No action is needed. 🔄 Moving forward, beta will be gradually enabled for all chats by default, until everyone is using the new bot. 📌 A full changelog is being written at @BotsChangelog — including detailed info for every module. — For @AstrakoBot: ✅ Commands now have granular permission checks — each one checks only for the exact admin rights it needs. 🛡️ We’ll also be publishing the required permissions per command over at @BotsChangelog. As a reminder: To join beta: /enablebeta To leave beta: /disablebeta (note: changes won’t revert) Don't forget to join @LukeBots to stay up-to-date!

🌐 Introducing Communities [BETA] The new Communities system is now available to test on @GalacticaRobot — designed to make managing multiple groups simpler, faster, and more consistent. A community lets you group several chats together and control them from one place through the web app. Here’s how it works: • Create a community (currently up to 3 per owner — limits are still being refined) • Each community can contain 3–10 chats • When creating one, you can either: – Use an existing chat’s settings as a base – Or start fresh Once set up: • You can manage settings at the community level via the web app and apply them to all chats at once • Add or remove chats anytime • Each chat can belong to only one community Flexibility is still a priority: • Chats can still be customized individually after applying shared settings • Leaving a community does NOT reset the chat’s current settings • Adding a new chat won’t automatically inherit previous community settings (need feedback on this) 🧪 This is an early version, and your feedback matters a lot: * Does the workflow make sense? * Anything confusing or missing? * Bugs or unexpected behavior? 👉 Try it now on @GalacticaRobot and let me know what you think. Don't forget to join @LukeBots to stay up-to-date!