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November update: hints for the copilot, a clearer fans list and no thanks for tips that never came

Operators can now steer a copilot draft with a hint, fan cards show when you last wrote, the fan page links straight to the chat, and the AI trusts only real payments.

Published

Most of this update came from an agency that runs Fansflow in copilot mode on a live Fansly account. They told us what would make their chatters faster, and we built it.

A hint for the copilot draft

In copilot mode the AI prepares a reply and a chatter sends it. Until now, if the draft was not what the chatter wanted, the only option was “another version” and hoping for a better one.

Now there is a field for a hint under every draft. Write what you want, for example “ask for a tip before you start the game”, and press Rewrite with hint. The AI rewrites the reply following your instruction. The fan never sees the hint, and the AI never quotes it.

Fans list: who wrote last

Every fan card now shows two lines: when the fan last wrote and when you last wrote to him. At a glance you see whose chat stopped on your side and who is worth a win-back message.

From the fan’s page to the chat in one click

The fan’s page has a Chat button next to Win back. In the conversations list a fan appears under his platform username, while his page shows the real name from his profile. The button saves searching. The page also uses the full width of the screen now.

Money is real only when the platform says so

Every chatter knows the fan who writes “sent you $50, check it” and sent nothing. The AI does not fall for it:

  • It counts a tip or a purchase only when the platform records it. If a fan just says he paid, the AI teases in the model’s voice that nothing has arrived yet.
  • A fan’s profile notes never mention money. Payments are tracked from the platform’s records, not from what someone wrote in a chat.

Next

Next on the list: a hint that stays with a fan for more than one reply, so the chatter can set the tone for a whole conversation.

Have an idea for what to add next? Write to us on Telegram.

Try it on one model first

Create an account, play the fan in the sandbox and see how the agent answers before it meets a real fan.