add-telegram-swarm

Running multiple Telegram bots as distinct identities in a group chat is achieved by configuring an agent swarm, where subagents operate as separate pool bot identities. This setup requires configuring bot tokens, updating IPC routing, and rebuilding the environment to enable round-robin message assignment.

A Telegram agent swarm is a configuration where multiple subagents collaborate in a channel using dedicated bot identities. It improves multi-bot messaging by assigning pool bots to subagents, allowing messages to appear under distinct names, which enhances role distinction and message clarity.

Yes, configuring multi-bot pool rotation requires an existing Telegram channel set up via the /add-telegram skill. You must also provision multiple bot tokens, add them to your group, and update the TELEGRAM_BOT_POOL configuration before rebuilding and restarting.

To assign dedicated bot identities to subagents for Telegram message clarity, configure the TELEGRAM_BOT_POOL with multiple bot tokens. The system uses round-robin assignment and per-sender bot renaming so each subagent communicates under a distinct bot name.

Yes, Telegram pool bots can be renamed dynamically to reflect different subagent roles within the agent swarm. This per-sender bot renaming feature allows the pool bots to display distinct names that match their assigned roles, improving message clarity.

Adding a Telegram bot pool requires a rebuild and restart cycle because the swarm setup involves updating IPC routing and applying environment configuration changes. These infrastructure updates only take effect after rebuilding the environment and restarting the system.