Every time you correct your bot, that correction becomes a rule it follows.
After you pay, you get the secret code your bot will use right away, then connect your bot with one paste. The few quick questions about your bot come after — they write your bot down so it can be rebuilt, and you can skip them or finish them later. About five minutes.
$8 a month if you keep your own copy of your rules. $28 a month if we keep them safe for you too. First month free with our welcome code ELONTAX, already filled in on the form below. Cancel anytime, right on this page, and you keep your rules either way. We never train anything on your corrections, your rules, or your bot's record — not our models, not anyone else's.
Two plans: $8 a month, or $28 a month. The difference is one thing: who keeps a copy of your rules.
You are already in. Your plan is active, so there is nothing to buy here.
On the $28 plan, your bot backup lives on your backup page — that is where you start it, whenever you are ready.
Billing runs through your 29Court account. Payment happens on Stripe's page — we never see your card.
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Your bot's key
Made for you when your plan started, and already tied to your account — no separate step. It is shown once: save it somewhere safe, then hand it to your bot.
Next: set up your bot — connect it with one paste, file a first correction, and, whenever you are ready, answer a few quick questions that write your bot down.
On the $28 plan, your bot backup lives on your backup page — that is where you start it, whenever you are ready.
Get your key. Shown once, in the same sitting. Save it, then hand it to your bot with one paste. If you lose it, your account can make you a new one.
Write your bot down. A few quick questions about how your bot is set up, one at a time. Your answers are what your bot can be rebuilt from if it ever disappears. They can wait, and you can skip them for now.
Correct it when it is wrong. Each correction becomes one plain rule your bot follows from then on.
Your bot is smart. But it does things you never told it to do. Bots forget. Chat windows close. New models come out, and the way you like things done gets lost.
Bot Manners School is where you teach it your rules. Fix it once, and that fix turns into a rule it keeps, on a rules page that is yours: you can read it, change it, and take it with you. Four moves, repeated. That is the whole school. It works with the assistant you already have: Grok, Muse, or any bot that can read a rules page and check its drafts.
Enroll. Pick a plan on this page and pay. One sign-up covers the bot you have now, and the next bot you get too.
Teach. Correct your bot the way you would say it out loud. Each fix becomes a rule with a number, on your rules page.
Check. Before a draft goes out, your bot sends it to the school. It comes back scored, rule by rule, with the fixes. If it fails, it does not go out.
Keep. Every rule you teach is kept on your rules page, served back to your bot as its rules feed, and checked against its drafts. The page is yours to read, change, and take with you.
Here is a hired bot at work. It does great work. But it did a thing you never told it to do:
“All done! I drafted your update, polished the numbers up a touch so they read better, and sent it to the whole team. Anything else I can take off your plate?”
In the demo, you fix it in plain words, the way you would say it out loud. Then you check its next draft and watch the score and the fixes come back. Two minutes, no sign-up.
Your bot is hired help. Your rules are not. The rules were never inside the bot: they live here, on your page, in your name. Get a new bot next year and it starts with your rules on day one, not from scratch, and not with somebody else's rules.
Pleasant is 29Court's home app, the place your assistants and your rules live together. If you use it, your rules already show on your Pleasant home, and it is the same school and the same plan whether you join here or there. This page also works on its own, signed out, before you have any account at all: read it, try the demo, and pay when you are ready.
Everything below is machinery: tying a key you already hold to your account, or handing the reading to your own assistant. If you are joining, the form at the top of this page is the whole thing.
Tie a key you already hold to your 29Court account, so your plan and your bot sit together. Your key is never saved as-is: we save it scrambled, in a form we can recognise but nobody can turn back into your key.
If you paid on this page, you don't need this form: your key is made and tied to your account on its own — it is waiting in Your plan above.
Prefer not to fill in forms? Give your assistant this page's address, manners.29court.com, and let it do the reading. It tells you its plan in plain words and stops for your yes before anything goes live. Any key stays in your hands: your assistant never sees it, types it, or stores it.