Telegram

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Messaging channel

Connecting Telegram turns a Telegram bot you own into your companion’s presence on Telegram. Once connected, messaging that bot is just like chatting in BlinkLife — with full access to your tools (create tasks, send emails, and more).

Connecting Telegram

You’ll create a bot with Telegram’s official @BotFather, then paste its token into BlinkLife.

1. In Telegram, open a chat with @BotFather and send /newbot.
2. Follow the prompts to name your bot. BotFather replies with a token that looks like 123456789:ABCdef....
3. In BlinkLife, go to Settings → Connections → Telegram and paste the token.
4. Click Connect. BlinkLife validates the token and activates the bot.

Settings and what they mean for you

Telegram is intentionally simple — there’s nothing to configure beyond connecting.

• Bot token — the only thing you enter. It’s masked like a password, because anyone with it could control your bot. BlinkLife stores it securely; you never need to see it again.
• Connection status — once connected, the card shows Connected via @your_bot_username so you can confirm it’s the right bot.

Unlike WhatsApp, Telegram has no approved-contacts list and no message limits. Messages to your bot are treated as coming from you, with full tool access — so keep your bot private to you.

Keep your token safe

Your bot token is like a password for your bot. Don’t share it or paste it anywhere public. If it’s ever exposed, ask @BotFather to regenerate it with /revoke, then reconnect with the new token.

Disconnecting

Open the Telegram card in Settings → Connections and click Disconnect (you’ll be asked to confirm). Your companion stops responding on that bot right away.