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Sort of, except we have our own runtime written in Rust, which you don't need to configure at all — everything is out of the box. We also have dozens of skills and MCP servers already included in the base plan and pre-configured. Just ask your Bro about its abilities.

You absolutely can, if you know how. But not everyone has at least 24–32 GB of VRAM to get decent tokens per second on proper agentic models (as of 2026). Our servers can run almost every model without any setup on your end.

In the basic plan you get our uncensored fine-tuned model. In the Flex plan you can use pretty much any OpenRouter model — we've filtered for capable agentic models. We recommend GPT-5.4-mini: it's excellent and won't drain your balance instantly.

The basic plan gives you 1 hour of pure inference per day. The Flex plan lets you set your own daily balance drain limit — handy if you're generating TikTok videos and don't want to go too hard ;)

Please submit your request on the support page and describe the skill you want. If there's enough demand we'll implement it in the runtime.

We use S3 for storage. Your files are encrypted at rest and stored in your personal directory. They're only decrypted when your Bro reads them on your behalf — same applies to credentials.

On the basic plan you don't have to pay per token, but are limited to our fine-tuned uncensored models. On the Flex plan you can use any model out there except ours and must pay as you go (per each token spent).

An AI token is the smallest unit used to measure how much work a model does. Heavy coding tasks, web-search tasks, long conversations, files, tool results, and detailed answers usually spend more tokens. On Basic, you are not billed per token, so you have more predictable usage. Basic requests are handled by a very capable model, though not a frontier one. On Flex, you can use many more models, including frontier models, and you pay as you go for each token spent.

Bro will only respond to those messages where you directly mention him or reply to his message. He does not see all group chat messages. If several people have access to Bro in same group chat, owner of current session will be assigned by the first message to Bro after session clear, and thus will be billed for tokens or time.

You can use /add in corresponding messenger, to add people in allowed list, including in group chats.