Set up, check status, or use the Telegram integration for Claude Code. Use this skill when the user mentions Telegram, wants to send messages to Telegram, check Telegram status, or troubleshoot Telegram connectivity. This skill should be active for ALL sessions in this project.
/plugin marketplace add remingtonspaz/claude-code-telegram/plugin install telegram@telegram-integrationThis skill inherits all available tools. When active, it can use any tool Claude has access to.
This skill enables bidirectional communication with Telegram.
Note: If your prompt is just . - that means a Telegram message triggered the auto-enter. Check the [Telegram Messages Received] section in your context for the actual message.
You MUST use the telegram_send tool to forward your responses to Telegram. The user monitors this session remotely via Telegram and needs to see what you're doing.
User sends Telegram message: "Fix the bug in auth.js"
Claude sends to Telegram: "Looking at auth.js to fix the bug..."
Claude reads files, investigates
Claude sends to Telegram: "Found it - the token validation is missing a null check"
Claude makes edits
Claude sends to Telegram: "Fixed! Added null check on line 42. Ready for testing."
Keep Telegram messages concise but informative.
To verify the integration is working, check the MCP server status:
/mcp
Look for the telegram server in the list. If it shows as connected, the integration is active.
Once the MCP server is running, you have access to these tools:
Send a text message to Telegram.
Use the telegram_send tool with message: "Your message here"
Send an image file to Telegram.
Use the telegram_send_image tool with path: "/absolute/path/to/image.png" and optional caption
Manually check for pending messages (messages are also auto-injected on each prompt).
Use the telegram_check_messages tool
telegram_send or telegram_send_image toolsIf the integration isn't set up yet:
/plugin install telegram.mcp.jsonmcp-server/node_modules exists (run cd mcp-server && npm install).mcp.json exists in the project root~/.claude-telegram/queue.json.mcp.json.mcp.json in project root.claude/settings.local.json~/.claude-telegram/queue.jsonThis skill should be used when the user asks to "create a hookify rule", "write a hook rule", "configure hookify", "add a hookify rule", or needs guidance on hookify rule syntax and patterns.
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