add-telegram-swarm

To give each subagent its own Telegram bot identity, you need to assign dedicated pool bots to agents so messages appear from the correct role. This requires setting up a bot pool, updating sender-aware MCP routing, and rebuilding the service.

Yes, you can collaborate with multiple Claude Code agents in the same Telegram group with separate sender names. The setup extends IPC handling to route messages tagged with a specific sender through the appropriate assigned bot for stable attribution.

A Telegram bot pool is a collection of dedicated bot identities assigned to individual agents. You need it for multi-agent messaging when you want a research agent, coder, and reviewer to collaborate visibly while keeping each message attributable to the correct persona.

Configuring sender-aware message routing for a Telegram agent swarm involves extending MCP and IPC handling. Messages tagged with a sender are delivered through the appropriate bot from your configured pool, requiring environment updates and service rebuilds to function.

Claude Code supports role-based sender attribution for Telegram bots through this agent-swarm integration. It applies to NanoClaw-style integrations by using pool-bot assignment, ensuring stable visual attribution for each agent in the group chat.

Multi-agent Telegram messages show up under the same bot identity when sender-aware routing is not configured. You must apply bot-pool configuration, update Telegram API renaming settings, and rebuild the service to separate the agent voices.