Hello, Mohamed!\u000a\u000aI am planning to purchase the highest Tire, but have a few questions:\u000a\u000a1. Is it possible to compile Mac and Linux files for the standalone program?\u000a2. Is it possible to build a chain of bots that delegates finished tasks to the next bot in the chain? And the last bot evaluates (with the predefined logic) the outcome. If the evaluation satisfies (sends it to the user or saves it) if the evaluation fails, sends it back to to redo the tasks.\u000a\u000aSincerely,\u000aMarek Talpak

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Hello Marek, great to see your interest in RTILA\u000a\u000a1. Is it possible to compile Mac and Linux files for the standalone program?\u000a\u003E\u003E\u003E\u000aYes it is possible, for now you need to have a Mac and a Linux respectively to compile each OS type executable. But eventually we will create a cloud based feature to be able to compiler any of the 3 OS supported from any of the 3 OS on which you run RTILA Studio compiler.\u000a\u000a2. Is it possible to build a chain of bots that delegates finished tasks to the next bot in the chain? And the last bot evaluates (with the predefined logic) the outcome. If the evaluation satisfies (sends it to the user or saves it) if the evaluation fails, sends it back to to redo the tasks.\u000a\u003E\u003E\u003E Yes. The best way to do this is to use a Google Sheet or other form of Database where you have a status column and each bot will \u0022react\u0022 to a specific Status and you put all the bots on schedule to run every X minutes. This way each respective bot is picking its target Status and your rows get converted by your Bot sequences.

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