Users may prefer one AI assistant over another for the same reason they prefer a particular coworker: predictable behavior builds trust.
That comparison has a dangerous limit in direct messages. A coworker knows when they have handed a conversation to someone else. An AI integration often does not. The bot keeps generating while an agent opens the thread, both responders send a message, and the user can no longer tell who is responsible.
The practical problem is not choosing the most personable model. It is controlling reply authority.
In this tutorial, we will build a TypeScript coordinator for a Tencent RTC social-messaging experience with these properties:
AI participation requires explicit user consent.
