13 boosters for "telegram" — AI-graded, open source, ready to install
A Telegram automation assistant that helps users digest unread messages, analyze writing style, and draft/publish posts to channels. Ideal for power Telegram users and content creators seeking workflow automation.
Telegram automation assistant using telegram-mcp. Use when users want to: (1) Get a digest of unread Telegram messages (2) Analyze their writing style from channel posts (3) Draft and publish posts to Telegram channels (4) Search and reply to messages across chats Triggers: "telegram digest", "unread messages", "morning summary", "post to channel", "draft telegram post", "analyze writing style", "extract style from channel", "telegram workflow"
ZiziBot-Engine is a backend repository for building Telegram bots using C#, MongoDB, and modern web technologies, designed for Windsurf IDE users. It provides a rules-based framework for developers integrating Telegram bot functionality with .NET and JavaScript stacks.
A dead-simple MCP server with one job: send AI agent progress back to you on Telegram — text, images, or files.
A voice-controlled multi-agent framework for spawning and orchestrating AI workers across machines via CLI, SDK, and Telegram. Useful for developers building complex distributed AI workflows.
A Telegram group message subscription bot built on Cloudflare Workers that lets users subscribe to specific users' messages or regex-matched content. Useful for Cursor users who need serverless Telegram automation rules.
OpenPet is a Tamagotchi-style virtual pet game for chat platforms that lets users create and care for evolving digital pets across Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram, and other platforms. Bot developers and community managers can use it to add engaging, interactive gameplay to their messaging apps.
A system prompt for integrating Claude AI with Telegram bots, enabling local file operations, command execution, and task management through a messaging interface. Benefits developers and power users who want to automate local workflows via Telegram.
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A Cursor rules booster designed to help users create detailed Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) through guided clarifying questions. Best suited for product managers and developers who need structured PRD templates for feature planning.
A LeetCode practice assistant that guides users through algorithmic problem-solving across multiple topics (arrays, linked lists, graphs, etc.) by providing hints and structured learning rather than direct solutions. Useful for developers and students preparing for coding interviews.
Windsurf Rules booster provides architectural guidelines and modular code structure patterns for building a Telegram group management platform with paid subscriptions, payments, and admin features. Developers building scalable Telegram bot applications benefit from its clear folder organization and modularity standards.
