A toggle-enabled skill that retrieves recent Telegram message history to ensure conversational continuity across agent sessions.
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npx clawhub@latest install telegram-context
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Telegram Context is a technical integration designed to bridge the gap between disconnected sessions on the Telegram platform. By automatically fetching recent message history at the start of a session, it provides the AI agent with immediate situational awareness without requiring the user to recap previous interactions. This skill is a vital component for developers looking to build persistent and reliable communication flows using Openclaw Skills.
The skill functions by interacting with the Openclaw gateway to pull the most recent messages from the active chat. It stores user preferences, such as the fetch count and enable status, in a local JSON file. This approach ensures that the agent remains contextually aware while respecting user control and privacy, as no message content is permanently stored within the skill configuration itself.
The Telegram Context skill is designed for ease of use with auto-detection for active Telegram channels. To get started, ensure your agent has message:read permissions. You can manage the skill using the following commands within your chat interface:
/telegram-context on
/telegram-context status
No manual API key configuration is required, as the skill leverages the existing gateway permissions established for your Openclaw Skills. Configuration state is automatically managed in the memory/telegram-context.json file.
The skill maintains a lightweight state file to manage session persistence and user preferences. Data is organized as follows:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| enabled | A boolean indicating if automatic history fetching is active. |
| fetchCount | The number of messages to retrieve during each fetch operation. |
| lastFetch | An ISO8601 timestamp of the most recent history retrieval. |
Note that message content is only processed within the volatile context window and is never saved to the local JSON state file.
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