Something of a mystery: the bot calls itself a chat manager, yet its profile lists zero features, only links to news and support. Trying it costs nothing since you can drop it into a test group. We wouldn't hand it a large, busy chat sight unseen.
It shares a name with a friendly ghost and bills itself as a chat manager. Kasper is meant for groups: once promoted to admin it takes over some routine work. Which work exactly, the profile doesn't say.
Bots of this type usually greet newcomers, issue warnings and mutes, delete links, curb flooding, keep activity leaderboards and respond to member commands. Which of those Kasper offers you'll have to discover yourself, because the description holds nothing but a news channel link and a support link.
An easy way to check is to create an empty group, add the bot and go through its commands. Notice which permissions it asks for as well. If it wants every admin right while doing very little, that should give you pause.
On the plus side, the project has support and a bilingual description, so it isn't aimed only at Russian-speaking chats. Pricing goes unmentioned, and with managers like this some features often sit behind a paywall.
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