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Internal dependency, not a user action. Provides the shared `telegram` binary used by the telegram-notify, telegram-ask, and telegram-manage-contacts skills. Do not invoke this skill directly; install it because the others depend on it.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
Manage Telegram contacts for the telegram-notify and telegram-ask skills. Use when the user asks to add, remove, or list Telegram contacts/recipients.
Send a one-way Telegram message to configured contacts. Use when the user asks to send a message, notify, ping, or alert via Telegram. Also use when you need to proactively notify the user about something (e.g. a long task completing). This skill is send-only and does NOT wait for or receive a reply — if you need an answer or decision back from the user, use the telegram-ask skill instead.
Ask a question via Telegram with inline buttons and wait for the user's response — either a button press or a free-text reply to the message. Use when you need user confirmation, input, or a decision before proceeding (e.g. "deploy to prod?", "which option?").
First-time setup for the Telegram skills — connect a bot and capture the user's chat ID. Use when the user wants to set up, connect, configure, or get started with Telegram notifications, or when another telegram skill fails because no bot token / chat is configured.
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| name | telegram-skills-bin |
| description | Internal dependency, not a user action. Provides the shared `telegram` binary used by the telegram-notify, telegram-ask, and telegram-manage-contacts skills. Do not invoke this skill directly; install it because the others depend on it. |
| metadata | {"author":"roziscoding","version":"1.0.0"} |
Shared runtime for the Telegram skills. This skill contains no user-facing
behavior — it only ships bin/telegram, the bash wrapper that the
telegram-notify, telegram-ask, and telegram-manage-contacts skills call.
You do not run this skill directly. It exists so the other three skills have a single, shared copy of the CLI instead of duplicating it.
<skill-dir>/bin/telegram — a bash wrapper that, on first use, downloads the
prebuilt binary for your platform and pinned version from GitHub Releases (needs
curl or wget), caches it next to itself, and execs it. No Bun or other
runtime dependencies.
The dependent skills resolve the binary at ../telegram-skills-bin/bin/telegram
(a sibling skill folder), so this skill must be installed for them to work.
Installing the whole bundle pulls it in automatically:
bunx skills add roziscoding/telegram-skills
If you cherry-pick an individual skill (e.g. just telegram-notify), install
this one alongside it.