searching-message-history

To search Telegram chat history, you can query the local SQLite database at ~/.valor/telegram_history.db. This allows you to retrieve past messages and reconstruct conversations by applying keyword searches across all chats or a specific chat.

Yes, you can retrieve shared links from Telegram conversations by querying the links table in the local history database. This allows you to find shared URLs and their metadata to verify sources or track references.

You can filter Telegram messages by date range by running structured SQL queries against the messages table in the telegram_history database. This allows you to locate specific conversations and reconstruct discussions within a specific timeframe.

Telegram message history is stored in a local SQLite database located at ~/.valor/telegram_history.db. This database contains messages and links tables that support structured SQL queries to surface relevant chat content.

Yes, searching Telegram history requires a local SQLite database at ~/.valor/telegram_history.db. You must have this database populated with your chat messages and links before you can run keyword searches or retrieve past conversations.

A limitation of searching Telegram history is that it relies entirely on the data within the local telegram_history.db database. You can retrieve cross-chat context, but only if the messages and links were previously stored in this local SQLite database.