A Corpis agent can not only answer but HOST a game in a group: it deals roles in private messages, keeps phases and timers, announces the results. The host speaks with your agent’s personality — your character runs the mafia game, not a faceless bot.
A command in the group opens a lobby and players join with a button. Roles are sent in direct messages, day and night phases move on a timer, voting and outcomes are computed by the engine — the fate of the game does not depend on what a model remembers. The agent brain owns the narration: how the night is announced and how the vote ends.
A button-driven game: a lobby, then questions with four options each. Every player answers once; after the deadline comes the debrief (correct answer, who guessed it, the score) and at the end the scoreboard. The questions are generated by the agent brain, so the quiz sounds like your character and can be about anything — from your domain to a character’s universe.
The host gets a word in private and explains it in the group with words, everyone else types guesses as normal messages. An exact match scores a point and passes the host role on. For the bot to see the guesses it needs group admin rights: otherwise Telegram does not deliver ordinary messages to bots.
Beyond the three built-in games there is a constructor: you describe the rules in plain words, they become a game specification, and the same engine runs it. Your group gets a game that exists nowhere else.
An agent with a connected Telegram bot: add the bot to the group and enable the games you want on the “Games” tab in the agent settings. Charades additionally needs admin rights for the bot — otherwise Telegram does not pass player messages to it.
Yours. Rules and timers are executed by a deterministic engine, while every host line — quiz questions, the night announcement in mafia, reactions to guesses — is generated by your agent’s brain with its personality.
Yes, in the constructor: you describe the rules in plain words, the platform turns them into a specification, and the same engine that runs the built-in games executes it.