Managed Bots. Anyone can utilize AI bots to easily develop, launch and manage their own bot – with no coding required.

More information for developers is available here.

Guest Bots. Telegram bots can be accessed directly in groups and 1-on-1 chats to answer questions and perform tasks.

To mention a bot that supports this feature, simply put its @username in your message.

Guest Bots only have access to the specific message they are tagged in and any replies to it. These bots cannot see which users are in the chat.

To enable Guest Mode, bot developers can use this guide.

Bot-to-Bot Communication. Bots are able to respond to other bots, in addition to user commands.

AI enthusiasts can utilize this to create custom workflows with autonomous agents.

More information for developers is available here.

Chat Automation in Profiles. Every Telegram user can connect a bot to their profile – and let it respond to messages on their behalf.

You control your bot secretary with granular permissions – such as only replying to new chats or non-contacts.

To connect a bot to your profile, go to Settings > Edit > Chat Automation.

Threads and Streaming Text for Bots.
Telegram bots and AI agents support threaded conversations to manage multiple topics in parallel.

Bots can also stream text as it is generated – to send responses in real time.