add-telegram

To integrate a Telegram bot token with NanoClaw, you must run the guided setup to provision your bot, sync the token via environment variables, and merge the code changes to enable bot-driven interactions and notifications for your channel.

Registering additional trigger-based Telegram chats requires completing the initial main chat setup, then using the registration workflow to configure per-chat triggers and optionally integrate an agent swarm for expanded channel management.

Yes, enabling Telegram channel support requires adjusting group privacy settings during the interactive setup to ensure your bot can properly access chat messages and manage trigger-based interactions within the NanoClaw environment.

You can manage multiple Telegram channels through a single NanoClaw setup by registering a main chat alongside additional trigger-based chats, utilizing the integrated registration workflow and optional agent swarm integration for scalable bot-driven management.

The primary limitation when syncing Telegram environment variables is ensuring proper token provisioning and code merging; without accurate environment variable syncing, the bot-driven interactions and trigger-based chat notifications will fail to register correctly.

Telegram channel registration fails when environment variable syncing is incomplete or group privacy settings restrict bot access; you must verify proper token provisioning, adjust group privacy, and ensure all code changes are successfully merged to enable registration.