LuviBot: chats, rules and limits

In this video, I'll show you how to organise your chats and decide when LuviBot can spend credits on your behalf, and how much.

The left side of the LuviBot page holds all your chats, grouped into Today, This week and Earlier. New chat starts with a clean page.

The search box looks through chat titles and the messages you've written, and the project chips narrow the list down to a single project.

Hover over a chat and three buttons appear: pin, rename and delete. Pinned chats stay at the top of the list.

Deleting takes two clicks. The chat leaves your list straight away and is gone for good after thirty days.

The project picker in the header moves a chat to another project: new results are saved there, and earlier ones stay where they were.

The sliders icon opens Rules and limits.

Set an auto-approve limit, and cards up to that amount start without waiting for your click. Leave it empty and LuviBot asks every time, which is the default.

Auto-approvals per hour caps how many cards can start on their own in an hour, so a loop can't quietly drain your credits.

Cards above your upper limit need a second confirmation: after Generate, you also press Generate anyway.

When to ask chooses which cards still wait for you while auto-approve is on: follow your limit, every generation, or videos only. The setting below it decides whether the Results column opens by itself when a generation finishes.

Rules, on the other hand, come from the chat. Tell LuviBot "from now on, make all my images vertical" and it offers to save that as a rule. Say yes, and the rule joins this list.

From then on, it's applied to every card automatically and shown as a label on the card. You can edit or delete saved rules from this list.

In short: organise your chats by project, set your limits once, and LuviBot will always work within the lines you draw.