tg-topics-workflow

Routing sequential tasks in Telegram topics is managed by defining each topic as a unique scope using chat_id and message_thread_id. This approach ensures sequential task execution and correctly appends follow-up messages within the same thread.

Topic-based scoping for sequential task execution works by using the chat_id and message_thread_id pair to define a unique container. The routing rules then determine whether to append incoming messages as follow-ups or initiate entirely new tasks.

You can prevent a Telegram bot from creating unnecessary topic threads by applying intelligent routing rules. These rules manage task flow within active, idle, and new scopes, ensuring efficient message delivery without spawning extra topics.

To start a new task in an idle Telegram topic scope, you can use the /new command. This user command overrides the idle state and initiates a fresh task sequence within the existing message thread.

The workflow does support auto-generated naming conventions for Telegram topics by suggesting descriptive names. This feature provides clarity for complex feature tracking, using formats like an emoji followed by a descriptive task name.