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telegram-guide
Telegram notification integration guide for PACT. Use when telegram_notify is available in your tools — covers when to notify, when to ask, when to check replies, and multi-session behavior.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/Synaptic-Labs-AI/PACT-Plugin/tree/main/pact-plugin/skills/telegram-guide
SKILL.md
Telegram Notifications
Telegram is an optional add-on. Not all PACT users have it installed. Before using any telegram tool, check if it exists in your available tools. If telegram_notify is not listed, do NOT attempt to call it — skip all Telegram functionality silently with no errors or warnings to the user.
How to check: If telegram_notify appears in your tool list, the bridge is active. If not, ignore this entire section.
Available tools (only when bridge is active):
| Tool | Purpose | Blocking? |
|---|---|---|
telegram_notify |
Send one-way notification (completions, deployments, alerts) | No |
telegram_ask |
Ask a blocking question with optional buttons; supports text/voice replies | Yes |
telegram_check_replies |
Poll for queued replies to notifications | No |
telegram_status |
Health check (connection, mode, queue depth) | No |
When to notify (target ~3-5 per session):
- Task or phase completions
- Blockers found or algedonic signals
- PR ready for review or merged
- Deployments pushed
When to use telegram_ask:
- Blocking decisions where user may be away from terminal
- Scope clarifications that can't proceed without input
When to check replies (telegram_check_replies):
- Between tasks or phases — check if user reacted to any notification
- After sending important notifications — user may reply with corrections or new instructions
- Replies include context snippet of the original notification
Multi-session behavior:
- Messages are prefixed with
[ProjectName]for session identification - Multiple sessions coordinate via file-based polling — replies route to the correct session
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