configure-telegram

To configure Telegram notifications for OMC session events, you interactively provide a bot token and chat ID, which are validated via curl and merged into the configuration file using jq to alert you on session starts, ends, or input requests.

Yes, you need jq and curl to set up Telegram alerts, as jq handles merging the JSON configuration file and curl handles validating bot tokens and sending test messages via the Telegram API.

You can customize Telegram bot alerts for OMC session starts, session ends, input requests, and continuing background sessions, ensuring you receive timely notifications for the exact session activity you need to track.

You validate your Telegram bot token and chat ID by using curl to call the Telegram API, which verifies the credentials before writing settings to the OMC configuration file and optionally sending a test message.

Yes, you can send a test notification to Telegram after configuring OMC session alerts, allowing you to verify that the bot token and chat ID correctly deliver event automation messages to your chat.

The best way to get Telegram alerts when a long-running coding session requires input is to configure OMC event automation, which sends a Telegram notification specifically when your session reaches an input request state.