Discord, Telegram and your phone

One Mori, many places

Message Mori from Telegram, Discord or your iPhone and the work runs on your computer, in the same app, with the same tools and the same memory. Long tasks can report to Telegram and Discord as they go. The Bots page sets up the bots; Slack, Matrix, Signal and other channels are there too.

Owner recognition

On Discord and Telegram you set your username once in the app. The first time that account messages the bot, Mori captures its account ID and locks it as the owner. From then on the ID is what counts, so someone copying your name or handle gets nowhere. An optional pairing mode hands out one-time codes instead.

Mori Link is signed in to your own Studio Mori account and paired with your computer, so a paired phone is you.

What you can do from a chat

As the owner, a message to the bot is the same as typing in the app: build, research, run commands, use the browser and your apps. Ask and Mori sends screenshots, the files she made, or a voice note. Each chat keeps its last 36 messages, so a restart picks up where it left off.

Two things are held back from a chat: /auto on is refused remotely (/auto off works), and /autonomy can only be lowered, never raised.

Everyone else

Anyone who is not the owner gets a conversation with the model alone: no tools, no screenshots, no files, no terminal, and none of your memory. Each of them has a history of their own, kept apart from yours, so a stranger cannot plant facts that Mori later treats as yours.

Asking, when it is on

With asking off (the default) a bot turn just works. If you turn asking on, a step that asks shows Allow and Skip buttons on Discord and Telegram, or waits for a typed yes elsewhere. A question expires after two minutes, and anything other than a yes is a no.

Stopping and steering

A bare "stop" from any surface halts the running task, the same as the Stop button in the app. A message that arrives while she works lands in the work as a note, the same as typing in the app while she builds.

Mori Link on your iPhone

Mori Link is free on the App Store. Sign in with the same Studio Mori account as your desktop, open Chat, tap the desktop icon, and type the 6-digit code it shows into the Mori Link page of the desktop app, on Mac or Windows. Your computer then runs commands only from that confirmed phone.

The HUD and voice

The HUD window is a small window that stays on top (Cmd+Shift+M, or Ctrl+Shift+M on Windows, toggles it from anywhere), with what Mori is doing, what it costs, and one box to tell her something.

Talking to Mori needs your own ElevenLabs key. Spoken replies are off until you turn them on, and need that key or a paid plan.