Telegram

Steps

1. On Triggers, choose Telegram. Enter the bot token and click Save bot settings. Termorq checks the token with getMe and stores it in the keychain (account telegram-token-<id>).
2. Add your chat ID to the allowlist, and optionally a command such as refresh (with or without /).
3. Save, confirm, and keep Termorq open.

triggers:
  enabled: true
  selected: telegram
  telegram:
    bot: '@acme_ops_bot'
    chats: ['123456789']
    command: refresh
blocks:
  - id: args
    kind: code
    language: bash
    uses: [trigger.args, trigger.from_username]
    body: |
      jq -c '{text: (.trigger.args // ""), who: (.trigger.from_username // "")}' "$TERMORQ_INPUT"
    outputs:
      type: object
      properties:
        text: { type: string }
        who: { type: string }

What the message provides

Rules

• Termorq long-polls Telegram. The bot doesn’t reply.
• Messages from chats that aren’t on the allowlist are ignored. /refresh and /refresh@my_bot both match the command.
• When the bot first connects, it skips messages that were already waiting. The poll stops when you quit Termorq.
• The Triggers panel shows the poll status: Telegram API errors, allowlist or command mismatches, and the run ID that each matching message started.