One of those tools people use daily without ever learning its name. Opening it as a standalone bot shows you almost nothing, because all of its value sits in the message field.
This is an inline bot in the old-school sense. No menu, no settings, no welcome screen worth mentioning. It shows up wherever you are already typing: a group, a private chat, a comment thread. That is why so many people send GIFs every day without realising a separate bot with its own username is doing the searching.
You type the bot's name, a space and a word like "yay" or "facepalm". A horizontal strip of animations pops up above the keyboard, you swipe through it and tap one. It lands in the conversation as if you had uploaded it yourself.
Short, emotional queries work best. English keywords usually return a wider pick than Russian ones, and full sentences confuse it. When the first try misses, swapping the word beats adding detail. Emotions, gestures and well-known memes come back strong, specific scenes from TV shows much less so.
We keep it within reach for reactions in work groups. It is quicker than searching a browser, saving a file and forwarding it.
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