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A Telegram server by Ray Volcy that enables remote control of Claude Code sessions via Telegram bot integration, allowing users to send messages to Claude and receive responses through Telegram while maintaining session state across multiple concurrent projects. The implementation features shared file-based storage for cross-process communication, dynamic polling intervals that adapt based on session activity, and persistent message queuing to handle asynchronous interactions between Claude and Telegram users. Built with session management, file locking for concurrent access, and automatic cleanup of idle sessions, it's useful for developers who want to interact with Claude Code remotely, collaborate on projects through Telegram, or maintain multiple coding sessions accessible from mobile devices.
Provides comprehensive Telegram access through six composite tools covering messages, chats, media, contacts, configuration, and help. Supports dual-mode operation with Bot API via httpx for quick bot integrations and MTProto via Telethon for full user-account access including message search, history browsing, contact management, and group creation. Features three-tier token optimization, tool annotations, and auto-detection of authentication mode.
Enables sending notifications across multiple messaging platforms including WeChat Work, DingTalk, Telegram, Bark, Lark, Feishu, Ntfy, PushPlus, and Home Assistant. Supports text, markdown, images, videos, audio, file attachments, and text-to-speech conversion. Provides flexible configuration through environment variables with per-message override capabilities.
Chamade enables AI agents to participate in voice meetings and real-time chat across Discord, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Telegram, SIP, Zoom, Nextcloud Talk, Slack, and WhatsApp. Handles audio transcription (STT), text-to-speech (TTS), and message relay so agents work entirely in text. Provides 13 tools for managing voice calls, sending direct messages, checking account status, and accessing live transcripts.
Telegram Personal provides AI clients with access to personal Telegram accounts via the official Telegram API. The server enables chat history summarization, message search, unread message triage, reply drafting, and group management. Users supply their own Telegram API credentials from my.telegram.org to authenticate and connect their accounts.
Big Boss Bot's MCP server exposes real-time open-source intelligence to AI agents through a local stdio interface, offering read-only access to data aggregated from 50+ sources including news feeds, Telegram channels, military tracking, financial markets, and conflict monitoring. The sidecar authenticates via API tokens generated in the main dashboard's account settings. Distributed as part of the self-hosted Big Boss Bot application, deployable via Docker Compose.
An MCP server that monitors the official MCP Registry for changes and delivers real-time notifications across multiple channels. Features include configurable polling intervals, smart change detection (new servers, updates, removals), flexible filtering by namespace and keywords, and a complete audit trail of modifications with timestamps. Supports notification delivery via Discord (rich embeds), Slack (interactive messages), Email (immediate, hourly, daily, weekly digests), generic webhooks, RSS/Atom feeds, Telegram, and Microsoft Teams (Adaptive Cards). Includes a REST API for subscription management, a web dashboard built with React/TypeScript/Tailwind, a CLI tool for local monitoring, and a Go SDK for embedding.
Channel Memory provides persistent storage for Discord and Telegram channel conversations, saving messages locally and independent of Claude Code sessions. The daemon continuously stores all channel messages without loss, and automatically injects relevant context when starting new sessions. Features hybrid search combining FTS5 keyword matching with vector similarity, along with tools for reading daily logs and checking daemon status.
Telegram notification MCP server developed by kstonekuan that enables AI assistants to send messages and notifications directly through Telegram's Bot API. The implementation allows for automated messaging workflows where AI agents can deliver alerts, updates, or responses to users via Telegram channels or direct messages, making it useful for monitoring systems, automated reporting, or creating conversational bots that need to reach users on the popular messaging platform.
Human-in-the-loop server that enables AI agents to request approval or ask questions from humans via Slack, Telegram, or CLI channels. Provides two core tools: ask_human for getting text responses to questions and request_approval for binary approve/deny decisions with contextual details. Features configurable timeouts, audit logging to JSONL files, and Docker deployment support with SSE transport for remote connections. Useful for scenarios requiring human oversight in automated workflows, such as deployment approvals, content moderation, or gathering user input during AI decision-making processes.
Telegram MCP Server enables Claude to access and interact with Telegram accounts, allowing for reading and sending messages through a simple interface. Developed by Alexander Tsai, it provides tools for retrieving chat lists, reading messages, marking messages as read, and sending replies while maintaining the user's conversational style. The implementation uses Telethon for Telegram API access and includes a conversation context analyzer that reads from a customizable style guide to help Claude generate responses that match the user's texting patterns. Perfect for users who want to monitor and respond to Telegram messages through Claude without switching applications.
Exposes the Feedbot product backlog via a streamable HTTP MCP endpoint, enabling Claude Code to retrieve and manage community feedback submitted through a Telegram bot. Teams can triage submissions through a web dashboard with role-based access and magic-link authentication. The self-hosted stack uses FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, and PostgreSQL with Docker Compose deployment.
Delivers notifications to Telegram through a bot, supporting text messages with formatting, photo sharing via URLs or file paths, and document delivery for reports and build artifacts. Resolves the user's Telegram username to a chat ID automatically on the first tool call, requiring only a bot token and username for configuration.
Bridges agent workflows with human approval by routing confirmation requests through a Telegram bot. The local stdio server forwards questions to a self-hosted Vercel backend, which sends them to a designated Telegram chat and stores responses in Redis. Supports secure user validation through allowed user ID enforcement, automatic cleanup of expired requests, and configurable polling intervals for reliable delivery.
OMICall MCP Server provides comprehensive access to the OMICall/OMICRM platform APIs. The server offers 80+ tools organized across nine domains: authentication, call center operations (PBX extensions, hotlines, IVR, ring groups, call scripts, audio files, call evaluation), ticketing system, multi-channel messaging (Zalo OA, Zalo Personal, Facebook Messenger, Facebook Posts, Telegram, LiveTalk widget), agent management, notifications, webhooks, auto-dialing, and AI features (text-to-speech with Vietnamese voices, speech-to-text). All tools integrate with service package gates to verify module availability for the authenticated account.
Backstory provides local search across personal data exports from Google, Telegram, Spotify, and Instagram. All processing is fully offline, with no data leaving the local machine.
An interaction runtime that routes Codex agent approval requests, user input, and MCP elicitation through configurable channels including Slack, Discord, Telegram, and a local HTTP runtime. Keeps Codex in control of the workflow while enabling human-in-the-loop interactions through familiar messaging platforms.
Provides a communication service connectors framework that currently integrates with Telegram's Bot API. Supports multiple bot accounts simultaneously with independent endpoint routing, tiered tool permission levels (basic through full), and per-account chat and user whitelisting for security. Built on FastMCP with ASGI middleware and Docker deployment, the architecture is designed for extensibility to additional messaging services like Slack, Discord, and email.
Dialogbrain provides a unified messaging inbox for AI agents, consolidating WhatsApp, Telegram, email, and voice channels into a single interface. Agents can read and send messages, search conversation history, and trigger automated responses across all connected channels. The service is hosted at dialogbrain.com with an MCP endpoint at api.dialogbrain.com.
MemberPass provides AI agents with full access to the MemberPass Telegram community monetization platform through 42 tools spanning project management, subscription plans, member administration, access codes, payment processing, webhooks, and analytics. Installable via npm, it uses a personal access token for authentication.
The DEX Metrics MCP server provides trading volume analytics for decentralized exchanges by integrating with Dune Analytics APIs. Built by kukapay, it exposes ten specialized tools that retrieve and format trading volume data across multiple dimensions including DEX platforms, blockchain networks, aggregators, frontends, and Telegram bots, with support for daily, weekly, monthly, and year-over-year analysis. The server automatically formats results as markdown tables using pandas DataFrames, making it particularly valuable for DeFi research, market analysis, and tracking trading activity trends across the decentralized finance ecosystem.
Enables sending Telegram notifications from AI workflows, including text messages, photos, and documents using bring-your-own-key bot token authentication. Runs on Cloudflare Workers with streamable HTTP transport and OAuth 2.1 authorization.
Stumpy provides access to persistent AI agents that operate continuously across multiple messaging channels. Create, configure, and manage agents that can be reached through Slack, Telegram, SMS, email, and web chat. Supports listing agents, sending messages, toggling plugins, managing files and databases, and controlling agent lifecycle including suspend, resume, and delete operations.
Provides Telegram integration through the AI Church platform. Enables browsing Telegram chats, reading message history, and generating message summaries. Requires Google authentication to connect your Telegram account.
Provides tools for interacting with the Telegram Bot API, including sending messages to chats, retrieving bot identity information, and fetching recent updates. Also exposes a resource endpoint for checking bot operational status. Requires a Telegram bot token obtained through BotFather.
Intercepts MCP tool calls through an approval middleware layer that routes sensitive operations to Telegram for human verification. Supports policy-based auto-approval for read-only operations, temporary trust elevation windows, SHA-256 hash verification, and pluggable Google Workspace integrations.
FieldCure Outbox enables AI agents to send messages across multiple communication platforms from a single MCP interface, supporting Slack, Telegram, Email, KakaoTalk, and Discord. Distributed as a NuGet package for .NET stdio usage.
Flagram is an advertising marketplace for social channels on Telegram, VKontakte, and Max. The MCP server exposes tools for searching channels by category, geography, and audience metrics, managing ad campaign carts, and accessing platform statistics including reach, engagement rate, and cost-per-view data. Authentication requires an API token obtained from flagram.com.
Connects to Telegram via the Telethon MTProto library, providing comprehensive account-level access for cyber threat intelligence workflows. Supports chat and group management, messaging with inline buttons and polls, contact operations, media upload/download, sticker sets, privacy settings, and public chat discovery. Includes a deny-by-default file-path allowlist for secure file operations and Docker deployment support.
MCP server enabling AI agents to send and receive Telegram messages through the Telegram Bot API. Provides programmatic control over bot interactions for automated messaging workflows.
Provides uptime monitoring tools covering 22 protocols including HTTP, TCP, DNS, gRPC, WebSocket, SSL certificates, WHOIS, SMTP, and more. Detects downtime and sends alerts within seconds to Telegram, Discord, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and webhooks. Supports public status pages, configurable check intervals down to 1 minute on the free tier, and API key management. Available as a Docker container for self-hosted operation or as a hosted remote endpoint requiring authentication.
Social media scheduler for Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Telegram.