add-telegram-swarm

To make a multi-agent swarm appear as separate Telegram bots, you use a pool of send-only bots managed by your main bot. Each subagent gets assigned a unique pool bot identity, dynamically renamed to match the sender's role like "Researcher" or "Coder" for clear communication.

Yes, you must disable group privacy for pool bots to support agent teams. This setup, alongside having a main Telegram bot already configured, allows the pool bots to send messages with distinct identities within group chats.

The best way to assign distinct bot identities to subagents is by using a send-only pool bot system. The main bot manages this pool, dynamically renaming individual bots to match the specific sender role of each subagent during group chat interactions.

Your existing Telegram bot can support multi-agent teams by managing a pre-existing pool of send-only bots. It assigns these pool bots to subagents and renames them dynamically, avoiding the need to create new bots for each agent while maintaining distinct identities.

Send-only pool bots are used for agent teams in Telegram group chats to ensure each subagent communicates with a distinct identity. This improves clarity and organization by making messages appear from specific, dynamically renamed bots like "Researcher" or "Coder".