add-telegram

Name: add-telegram
Availability: InStock
Author: erguotou

Merge Telegram channel code, dependencies, and configuration into NanoClaw.

Updated Mar 10, 2026

Search Tags:#troubleshooting #channel integration #telegram #nanoclaw #bot token #chat registration #linux containers

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npx skills add https://github.com/erguotou520/myclaw --skill add-telegram-erguotou520

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Skill: add-telegram
Source: https://github.com/erguotou520/myclaw/tree/main/.claude/skills/add-telegram
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/erguotou520/myclaw --skill add-telegram-erguotou520

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill removes the manual work required to add Telegram as a NanoClaw channel, including code merging, credential setup, chat registration, and verification.

Core Features & Use Cases

Channel integration: Brings in the Telegram channel implementation, tests, dependency updates, and configuration changes needed for NanoClaw.
Interactive setup: Guides bot token creation, environment syncing, and service restart steps so Telegram can connect correctly.
Chat registration and troubleshooting: Supports main chats, trigger-only chats, group privacy guidance, chat ID collection, and log-based debugging.

Quick Start

Ask the assistant to add Telegram support to NanoClaw, configure the bot token, register your chat, and verify that messages are received and responded to correctly.

Frequently Asked Questions about add-telegram

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I add Telegram channel support to NanoClaw?▼

To add Telegram channel support to NanoClaw, you merge the channel code, dependencies, and configuration into your repository. The integration covers bot token setup, group chat registration, and verifying message delivery.

What do I need to configure for a Telegram bot token in NanoClaw?▼

Configuring a Telegram bot token in NanoClaw requires syncing environment variables and restarting the service. You must validate the merged codebase with install, build, and Telegram-specific tests to ensure correct connectivity.

How do I register a Telegram group chat and get the chat ID for NanoClaw?▼

Registering a Telegram group chat in NanoClaw involves setting up main or trigger-only channel modes and collecting the chat ID. You must handle group privacy settings correctly so the bot receives messages for troubleshooting.

Why is my Telegram channel integration not delivering messages in NanoClaw?▼

If your Telegram channel integration is not delivering messages, check the group privacy settings and verify the chat ID. You can troubleshoot delivery failures by inspecting logs and running Telegram-specific tests on the merged codebase.

Can I use a trigger-only chat mode for Telegram in NanoClaw?▼

Yes, you can use a trigger-only chat mode for Telegram in NanoClaw. The setup process supports both main chats and trigger-only configurations, allowing you to control how the bot responds within specific group environments.

Do I need Linux containers to run Telegram integration tests for NanoClaw?▼

Validating the Telegram integration in NanoClaw requires running install, build, and Telegram-specific tests. You must sync environment variables and verify message delivery to ensure the channel code merges correctly into the repository.