telegram
Telegram communications, bot operations, formatted reports, channel/inbox triage, and bot hosting strategies. One router over specialized parts: telegram-report, telegram-rich-messages, telegram-bot-h
SKILL.mdskills/telegram/SKILL.md
GitHubtelegram — communications and operations router
Home branch in Memora:
root/skill/telegram.Telethon userbot sessions (a
telegram-userbotMCP client and a local fetcher script of your own) are strictly read-only. Never send messages from the owner's personal account; outbound bot reports require explicit owner approval.
Choosing a part
| Task | Part |
|---|---|
| Rich message formatting (markdown, code blocks, topics, attachments) | parts/telegram-rich-messages/ |
| Automated bot reporting and notification delivery | parts/telegram-report/ |
| Checking a Telegram inbox and channel feeds | parts/tg-check/ |
| Bot architecture, hosting triage, and deployment strategy | skills/telegram/parts/telegram-bot-hosting-triage/ |
Running a bot on Telegram Serverless (tgcloud, V8 runtime, secrets) |
parts/telegram-serverless/ |
| Delivering a result in the right shape (text, rich message, PDF/HTML, splitting long answers) | parts/content-delivery-format/ |
Rules
- Walk
root/skill/telegramin Memora before starting; record channel triage verdicts or bot hosting decisions as nodes. - If
read_filesreturns[BLOCKED]oninbox/files (covered by.gitignore), read them through the terminal (python/sed). - Never send a Telegram message or post without the owner's explicit confirmation via
ask_questions.
Related
email (mail triage), media (skills/media/parts/ru-tts-fallback/ for voice synthesis), research (channel-fed source collection).