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Automate Telegram forum topic creation and bind agents to topics in an OpenClaw multi-agent supergroup. Use when setting up or reorganizing team topic channels.
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| name | telegram-topic-setup |
| description | Automate Telegram forum topic creation and bind agents to topics in an OpenClaw multi-agent supergroup. Use when setting up or reorganizing team topic channels. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Copy to agents/<orchestrator>/skills/telegram-topic-setup/SKILL.md. Requires a Telegram supergroup with forum mode enabled and bot admin permissions.
Use the topic-create action to create a new forum topic:
action: topic-create
channel: telegram
target: telegram:<chatId>
name: <topic-name>
icon_custom_emoji_id: <emoji-id>
Returns a topicId on success.
After creating a topic, send a first message immediately using:
threadId: <topicId>
Telegram may not display the topic in the list until the first message is posted.
Only custom emoji IDs from Telegram's forum topic sticker set are valid as icon_custom_emoji_id. There are 38 valid IDs. Common ones:
| Emoji | ID |
|---|---|
| 💻 | 5350554349074391003 |
| 🔥 | 5312241539987020022 |
| 📈 | 5350305691942788490 |
| 💡 | 5312536423851630001 |
If an invalid ID is used, Telegram ignores it and assigns a default icon.
Capture every returned topicId and record it in SUPERGROUP-MAP.md under the corresponding team and agent entry. This mapping drives config generation and agent routing.
Wire each topic to an agent in openclaw.json:
{
"topics": {
"<TOPIC_ID>": {
"requireMention": true,
"enabled": true
}
}
}
Rules:
requireMention: truerequireMention: falseenabled: false on topics owned by other agentsAudit SOUL.md, SKILL.md, IDENTITY.md, and workspace templates for frontmatter compliance, duplicate names across core/extended catalogs, description quality, placeholder hygiene, and prompt-budget size before they are copied into an OpenClaw workspace.
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