What to ask
Prompts to try once your Telegram account is connected. Paste one into Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client and replace the words in square brackets.
Each prompt lists the tools it is likely to call. Prompts marked Read-only only read your account. Prompts marked Needs sending on change something in Telegram: until you turn sending on for your account they return a preview and nothing is sent.
Catch up
Start the day without scrolling every chat.
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Summarise my unread Telegram messages, grouped by chat, most important first. Skip channels.
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What did I miss in [chat name] since yesterday? List the decisions, the open questions and anything addressed to me.
Find things
Telegram search matches the words as typed, so the assistant can try other forms for you.
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Find the message where someone sent me the address for [event]. Tell me who sent it and when.
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Search my chats for "invoice" from the last 30 days and list each one with the sender, the date and the amount if it is mentioned.
Pull out details
Turn a long thread into something you can act on.
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Collect every link shared in [chat name] this week into a table with who shared it and a one-line description.
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Read my chat with [person] from this month and list every date, deadline and promise either of us made.
Chats and folders
See where the conversations are before you read them.
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List the chats in my [folder name] folder that have unread messages, busiest first.
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List my private chats with unread messages, oldest last message first, so I can see who has waited longest.
Photos and files
Media is downloaded one item at a time, after the assistant asks for it.
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Find the last PDF [person] sent me and summarise it.
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Describe the photos posted in [chat name] today.
Reply
Accounts start read-only. Until you turn sending on, these show you a preview and send nothing.
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Draft a reply to [person]'s last message saying I will be there at 7. Show me the text before you send it.
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React with a thumbs-up to the last message in [chat name].