Commands and limits

You mostly just talk to Tamo. A few commands are handy too, and they’re in the menu next to the message box.

Commands

Command	What it does
/stop	Stops what Tamo is doing now, and anything running in its terminal.
/tasks	Your reminders, watches, follow-ups and check-ins, with buttons to pause, resume or delete.
/secrets	The API keys you’ve given Tamo, with delete buttons. Values are never shown.
/tools	Tools Tamo made for you and services you’ve connected, with buttons to remove them.
/dashboard	Opens the dashboard inside Telegram.

Tools Tamo makes

When Tamo does something for you that it’ll need again, like reading your electricity bill from the provider’s site, it can save a small tool for it, so it’s quicker and more reliable next time. /tools lists them, with what sites each one uses and when it was last used. You can delete any of them.

What Tamo can read

Text, photos, files and voice messages. Videos, stickers, audio files and round video messages aren’t supported yet. Details on photos, files and voice.

Limits

Tasks you start	30 an hour
Tasks at once	One at a time. Up to 3 more messages wait in line.
How long a task runs	Up to 30 minutes. A long task tells you how it’s going and asks whether to keep trying.
Daily use	There’s a daily limit too. If you reach it, Tamo says so and is back in a few hours.
Files and photos	Up to 20 MB each
Voice messages	Up to 5 minutes
Photos kept	30 days
Reminders, watches, follow-ups and check-ins	50 at once, active or paused
Watches	1 to 5 sites each, checked as often as every 15 minutes (every hour for most shops)
Background jobs in the terminal	3 at once, up to an hour each
Connected services	10
Tools Tamo makes	50
Memories saved by connected AI apps	50 a day, all apps together

Over a limit, Tamo tells you in plain words, for example: “That’s a lot of messages in a short time. Give me a little while, then send it again.”