For founders who live in Telegram, the roster is one message away: launch missions, receive briefs, and keep standing reports arriving in the chat you actually check.
Plenty of operators run their business from Telegram, and their tools never followed them there. Connected, the agents do: a mission launched from a private chat while walking between meetings, the deliverable back in the same thread, a standing digest arriving each morning where it will actually be read. The console remains the deep surface; Telegram is the fast one.
Groups work too, with manners: the agent responds when mentioned or when a thread involves it, group mode is configurable, and every mission it runs is logged and billed identically to any other surface.
Objectives sent as messages, acknowledged with ETAs, delivered back in-thread.
Standing missions deliver briefs to the chat you check first, on your schedule.
Mention-driven responses in team groups, with reply threading that keeps context.
Send documents and images as mission inputs; receive deliverables as files where useful.
Real missions from the playbook library - run them as-is from the console, or read the full article behind each.
I am on the move: message my Telegram bot "check acme.com" and get back the compressed read - what they do, size, stack, recent moves - in under a minute, with the full p…
For any mission projected over my cost threshold, ask me first in the chat where I started it - Slack, Telegram or email - with the credit estimate and what I get; my "ye…
Each evening when I message "eod" to my Telegram bot: reply with today's numbers - spend, leads, ranking moves - in five lines. If I ask "why is CPA up?", dig in and answ…
Connections are scoped to one workspace, every card has a disconnect button, and outbound actions honor your approval policy.
Same agents, same tools, same ledger - the difference is presentation. Deep artifacts like decks and sheets arrive as links; long transcripts live on the Runs page. For launching and reading results, it is fully capable.
The agent acts on mentions and replies to it - or everything, if you set group mode to all. Bot-authored messages never trigger it, so no loops.
The binding ties chats to your workspace, members-only; every mission is attributed and logged. Disconnecting on the Integrations page severs it instantly.
One connection, eight specialist agents, one budget ledger - and your approval policy on everything outbound.