Telegram

Bridge your Claude Code environment to your Telegram account with secure pairing and allowlist controls. The plugin opens a pairing flow that reads a QR code or pairing token, stores a scoped session, and maps Telegram chats and users to local identifiers. It reads incoming messages, downloads media attachments, and writes outgoing messages and files back to the mapped chat. You can enable or disable specific chat IDs on the allowlist so only approved conversations pass through.

From the terminal you can run commands that pull message history, search by keyword, and stream new messages as they arrive. The plugin records delivered message IDs and timestamps, marks messages as read, and exposes metadata like sender name, chat type, and link previews. It supports group and private chats, handles forwarded messages, and preserves attachment MIME types when saving files to disk.

Use the plugin to send quick replies, batch-send notifications, or archive chat logs without opening the Telegram app. It keeps pairing tokens local and offers a revoke flow to drop sessions. For example, a support engineer can run a single terminal script to gather the last 24 hours of customer chats, download attached logs, and post an operator note back to the same chat — avoiding switching to the Telegram app and saving tens of minutes per incident.