add-telegram-swarm

To assign separate bot identities to multiple agents in a Telegram group, use a pool bot mechanism that maps each subagent to a dedicated Telegram bot. This ensures messages are attributed to distinct bots with stable, group-wide sender naming.

The best way to coordinate a multi-agent Telegram channel is using IPC-driven routing with a pool of dedicated bot identities. This allows each subagent to speak under a distinct name, making the sender's role clear and identifiable across the group.

To configure a Telegram bot pool for agent teams, provide the bot tokens via the TELEGRAM_BOT_POOL setting. This initializes the pool and assigns per-sender bots, applying a clear fallback if the pool is unavailable.

Yes, you need an existing Telegram channel setup before adding agent teams. You must first run the /add-telegram flow to establish the channel, then configure the pool of Telegram bots to enable distinct subagent identities.

If the Telegram bot pool is unavailable during agent team coordination, the system applies a clear fallback mechanism. This ensures the multi-agent channel continues to function even when dedicated bot identities cannot be assigned from the pool.

Yes, you can rename a Telegram bot dynamically to match a subagent's role in a group. The pool bot mechanism includes name renaming capabilities, ensuring stable per-sender naming that reflects the sender's role throughout the conversation.