Self-hosted Telegram Business MCP: search chats, read files and transcripts, optionally reply.
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telegram_list_chatsList the most recent Telegram Business conversations, newest activity first.List the most recent Telegram Business conversations, newest activity first.
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telegram_recent_messagesMost recent messages across all Telegram Business chats, newest first.Most recent messages across all Telegram Business chats, newest first.
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telegram_get_messagesMessage history of one conversation, oldest first so it reads as a transcript.Message history of one conversation, oldest first so it reads as a transcript.
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telegram_search_messagesFull-text search over archived message text and captions. The last word isFull-text search over archived message text and captions. The last word is
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telegram_find_chatResolve a person to their chat_id by first name, last name, @username or numeric id.Resolve a person to their chat_id by first name, last name, @username or numeric id.
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Self-hosted Telegram Business MCP: search chats, read files and transcripts, optionally reply.
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