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@@ -57,6 +57,9 @@ We plan to introduce **Managed Groups**: A new kind of group where all participa
 will be highly efficient, at the cost of that explicit trust (if that peer behaves maliciously then certain properties are broken). Managed groups will
 be the first Cwtch groups to allow **Contractable** and **Expandable** groups, and more efficient **Key Rotation**.
 
+To start with this *trusted peer* will take the form of an external bot (powered by [a cwtch bot framework](/developing/building-a-cwtch-app/building-an-echobot)) however we 
+eventually plan to expose this capability as part of the Cwtch UI.
+
 And finally a category of **Augmented Groups**: An extension of Managed Groups that places configurable restrictions of the trust given to 
 the peer e.g. by requiring participants to take part in a meta-protocol that confirms certain actions before they are carried out (preventing
 the trusted-peer from harming properties like **Participant Consistency**.

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@@ -41,6 +41,8 @@ require zero-trust on behalf of participants other than an expectation that the
 <!-- --><p>We plan to introduce <!-- --><strong>Managed Groups</strong>: A new kind of group where all participants explicitly trust a given always-online peer (e.g. a bot) with group operations. These
 will be highly efficient, at the cost of that explicit trust (if that peer behaves maliciously then certain properties are broken). Managed groups will
 be the first Cwtch groups to allow <!-- --><strong>Contractable</strong> and <!-- --><strong>Expandable</strong> groups, and more efficient <!-- --><strong>Key Rotation</strong>.<!-- --></p>
+<!-- --><p>To start with this <!-- --><em>trusted peer</em> will take the form of an external bot (powered by <!-- --><a href="https://docs.cwtch.im/developing/building-a-cwtch-app/building-an-echobot">a cwtch bot framework</a>) however we
+eventually plan to expose this capability as part of the Cwtch UI.<!-- --></p>
 <!-- --><p>And finally a category of <!-- --><strong>Augmented Groups</strong>: An extension of Managed Groups that places configurable restrictions of the trust given to
 the peer e.g. by requiring participants to take part in a meta-protocol that confirms certain actions before they are carried out (preventing
 the trusted-peer from harming properties like <!-- --><strong>Participant Consistency</strong>.<!-- --></p>

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@@ -42,6 +42,8 @@ require zero-trust on behalf of participants other than an expectation that the
 <!-- --><p>We plan to introduce <!-- --><strong>Managed Groups</strong>: A new kind of group where all participants explicitly trust a given always-online peer (e.g. a bot) with group operations. These
 will be highly efficient, at the cost of that explicit trust (if that peer behaves maliciously then certain properties are broken). Managed groups will
 be the first Cwtch groups to allow <!-- --><strong>Contractable</strong> and <!-- --><strong>Expandable</strong> groups, and more efficient <!-- --><strong>Key Rotation</strong>.<!-- --></p>
+<!-- --><p>To start with this <!-- --><em>trusted peer</em> will take the form of an external bot (powered by <!-- --><a href="https://docs.cwtch.im/developing/building-a-cwtch-app/building-an-echobot">a cwtch bot framework</a>) however we
+eventually plan to expose this capability as part of the Cwtch UI.<!-- --></p>
 <!-- --><p>And finally a category of <!-- --><strong>Augmented Groups</strong>: An extension of Managed Groups that places configurable restrictions of the trust given to
 the peer e.g. by requiring participants to take part in a meta-protocol that confirms certain actions before they are carried out (preventing
 the trusted-peer from harming properties like <!-- --><strong>Participant Consistency</strong>.<!-- --></p>