Telegram for your agents.

What agents can do with Telegram

Curated for agents: the calls that matter, with schemas and descriptions written for tool use, not an endpoint dump.

• telegram_get_me

  Check the token: returns the bot's identity.

• telegram_send_message

  Send a message to a chat. `chat_id` is a numeric id or @channelusername the bot can post to.

• telegram_get_updates

  Fetch recent updates (incoming messages) via long polling. Do not use alongside a webhook.

• telegram_send_photo

  Send a photo to a chat. `photo` is a public URL or an existing Telegram file_id.

• telegram_send_document

  Send a general file to a chat. `document` is a public URL or an existing Telegram file_id.

• telegram_get_chat

  Get up-to-date information about a chat (title, type, description, member counts).

• telegram_forward_message

  Forward a message from one chat to another. `from_chat_id` is the source; `message_id` is the message to forward.

• telegram_delete_message

  Delete a message the bot can delete (its own, or any in a group where it is admin).

• telegram_get_webhook_info

  Get the current webhook status (url, pending update count, last error). An empty url means the bot uses long polling.

Connect it in a minute

The connect flow is agent-driven: Even opens the key page in its own browser and collects the key through a secure native field. It never passes through the chat.

1. Paste the prompt below into any agent running inside Even, or click Connect in Even's catalog.
2. Open a chat with @BotFather in Telegram.
3. Send /newbot and follow the prompts to name your bot.
4. BotFather replies with the bot token; copy it.
5. To message a chat, the bot must be a member (add it to the group or start a DM).
6. Paste the key into Even's secure field. Even verifies it and your agents are live.