How it works

From bot token to a live Telegram workflow

Connect your bot, shape the path on one canvas, and launch it in Telegram right away. Everything stays visible, so you can keep refining messages and logic as you go.

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Three steps from setup to live replies

Start with a bot token, shape the flow visually, and launch the workflow in Telegram without leaving the builder.

Bot Token

7891234567:AAH•••••••jK2 @shop_bot

✓ Connected, webhook verified 1.4s

Connect your bot

Paste a BotFather token or create a fresh bot in one click. TeleGo checks the connection before you move on to the flow itself.

Build with a ready template

Pick a starting flow for onboarding, bookings, payments, support, or AI replies, then adjust the messages and logic to fit your business.

Test and go live

Launch the flow in Telegram and keep adjusting it from the same builder. Watch replies, paths, and activity in real time.

Scenario Elements

Atomic blocks for visual bot building

Connect triggers, dynamic messages, AI models, conditions, and schedules. Build custom Telegram automation scenarios without writing code.

Trigger

Start Node

The mandatory entry point of every scenario. It tells the runtime engine where to begin execution when a user triggers the bot command (such as /start or /help). Configures scenario identity and handles deep linking.

When to use:

✓ Initializing bot flows on command

✓ Deep-linking triggers (t.me/bot?start=promo)

✓ Menu presence and command lists

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Response

Message Node

The user-facing interface of your bot. Sends rich text, photos, files, and video messages. Design inline keyboards and reply menus to gather replies or route users to next steps.

When to use:

✓ Markdown and HTML text formatting

✓ Inline menus & reply keyboards

✓ Media attachments (Photos, Videos, Files)

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AI Brain

AI Agent Node

Power conversational AI inside your scenario. Run AI requests with Claude or GPT models, search Knowledge Bases via RAG, utilize memory, and save outcomes into system variables.

When to use:

✓ Preset instructions & safety settings

✓ RAG Knowledge Base & memory integration

✓ Typing indicator during generation

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Logic

Condition Node

Branch your workflow based on rules. Check user tags, custom variable values, subscription status, or text content to send them down the correct route.

When to use:

✓ Branching based on variables & tags

✓ AI outcome & payment status checks

✓ Booking & appointment status logic

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Execution

Actions Node

Perform silent background tasks. Update user variables, add or remove tags, manage Telegram group membership, trigger webhooks, or track conversions.

When to use:

✓ Add and remove profile tags

✓ Send Webhook or Sync HTTP requests

✓ Approve or decline chat join requests

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Timing

Delay Node

Pause scenario execution for a relative duration (such as 3 seconds, 2 hours, or tomorrow at 10:00) before sending the next message to keep it feeling human and organic.

When to use:

✓ Relative wait durations (After X time)

✓ Time-of-day delivery (Tomorrow at 09:00)

✓ Restrict delivery to selected weekdays

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Utility

Formula Node

Calculate values, transform text, and manage variables using simple logic expressions and common math or string functions.

When to use:

✓ Basic math & expression evaluation

✓ String helpers (trim, replace, split)

✓ Date arithmetic & format formatting

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Scheduler

Schedule Node

Pause scenario progress until a precise calendar date and time (fixed or read from a variable) with a fallback path for users arriving after the deadline has passed.

When to use:

✓ Fixed event date & time pausing

✓ Read date/time from saved variable

✓ Fallback branch if date has passed

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