Name: telegram
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Author: dmedina

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Manage Telegram bridge listeners, response modes, and commands.

1|Updated Mar 29, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #notifications #bridge #listener #telegram #mode

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npx skills add https://github.com/dmedina-dev/dev-forge --skill telegram-dmedina-dev

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Skill: telegram
Source: https://github.com/dmedina-dev/dev-forge/tree/main/plugins/forge-telegram/skills/telegram
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dmedina-dev/dev-forge --skill telegram-dmedina-dev

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Developers need a reliable way to receive and act on Telegram messages without exposing the terminal to untrusted input, while also being able to control the listener, mode, and bot configuration from the command line.

Core Features & Use Cases

Listener management: start, stop, and monitor an inbound Telegram listener as a background task.
Mode control: switch among strict, conversational, and full‑trust response modes that persist across sessions.
Command handling: built‑in /stop, /qa, and /status commands execute directly from Telegram, with safe defaults.
Configuration utilities: one‑time setup for bot token, chat pairing, and optional Whisper transcription.
Menu customization: define custom / commands for project‑specific actions.

Quick Start

Start the Telegram bridge by running /telegram start.

Frequently Asked Questions about telegram

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I control a Telegram bot listener from the terminal?▼

You can control a Telegram bot listener from the terminal by running commands to start, stop, and configure the bridge as a background task. This manages the listener lifecycle directly from your development workflow.

What response modes are available for a Telegram bridge listener?▼

A Telegram bridge listener supports strict, conversational, and full-trust response modes. These modes persist across sessions and control how inbound Telegram messages are handled and executed.

Do I need a specific chat ID and bot token to set up Telegram notifications?▼

Yes, setting up Telegram notifications requires a Telegram bot token and an authorized chat ID for secure pairing. An optional OpenAI API key can also be configured for Whisper transcription features.

How can I execute custom commands through Telegram automation?▼

You can execute custom commands through Telegram automation by defining project-specific slash commands in the menu. Built-in commands like /stop, /qa, and /status also run directly from Telegram with safe defaults.

Can I use Telegram for remote terminal interactions without exposing untrusted input?▼

Yes, you can use Telegram for remote terminal interactions securely. The bridge acts as a secure intermediary, handling inbound messages and command execution without exposing your terminal directly to untrusted input.

Where does the Telegram bridge store its configuration state?▼

The Telegram bridge stores its configuration state in the user's home directory. This allows the listener lifecycle, response modes, and bot settings to persist across different sessions.