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The Telegram channel connects your agent to a Telegram bot. Messages flow through the OpenComputer gateway to your agent’s sandbox, and the agent replies directly to Telegram.

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Connect

oc agent connect my-agent telegram --bot-token <token>
If you omit --bot-token, the CLI prompts for it interactively.

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What happens

  1. The bot token is stored in the agent’s secret store
  2. A webhook is registered with Telegram pointing to https://<gateway>/gw/agents/<id>/telegram
  3. The core config is updated for webhook mode
  4. The gateway is restarted (Hermes) or hot-reloaded (OpenClaw)

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Prerequisites

Create a Telegram bot first:
  1. Open Telegram and message @BotFather
  2. Send /newbot, choose a name and username
  3. Copy the bot token

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Disconnect

oc agent disconnect my-agent telegram
Disconnecting removes the webhook registration and config entry. The bot token is removed from the secret store.

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List channels

oc agent channels my-agent

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How it works

Telegram → webhook POST → OpenComputer gateway → agent sandbox → reply → Telegram
The gateway receives Telegram updates at /gw/agents/:agentId/telegram and enqueues them for the agent. The agent processes the message through its core runtime and sends a response back via the Telegram Bot API. Channels are stateless from the platform’s perspective — disconnecting removes the webhook and config. Nothing to clean up inside the sandbox.