add-telegram

To add Telegram as a channel, run the add-telegram skill to trigger a phase-based setup workflow that configures bot tokens and registers chats for automated message delivery. This provides a guided, interactive integration process without needing CLI commands.

Registering a Telegram bot involves an interactive setup workflow that manages tokens and handles chatid commands for both main and group chats. The skill routes messages with metadata and applies trigger-based automation safely across the registered chat environments.

Yes, you can configure Telegram bot integration entirely through CLI-free interactive prompts. The skill guides you through pre-flight, apply, setup, and registration phases to manage tokens and chat configurations directly within the bot-enabled environment.

Telegram channel integration supports deterministic code changes and trigger-based automation. The skill enables trigger-based messaging for groups and private chats, routing messages with metadata while maintaining safe error handling throughout the lifecycle.

The skill applies safe error handling within its lifecycle during message routing with metadata, but it requires a bot-enabled environment to function. It is specifically designed for Telegram-based message delivery, chat registration, and trigger-based automation within NanoClaw.

Telegram chat registration failing during the interactive setup workflow is typically handled by the skill's safe error handling mechanisms. Ensure your environment is bot-enabled and properly supports the token management and command handling required for the registration phase.