Set up the bot for your chat: answer common questions, help moderators and respond to the events that matter
In Automation, you specify two things: what needs to happen and what the bot should do in response. A person runs a command; a trigger responds to a matching event automatically. For example, a payment question specifically in the Support topic.
Read in order or go straight to your task. Every guide includes examples and limits: where a rule helps and where you need a different condition.
Create a command that shares useful information in your Telegram chat. Learn about events, All and Any conditions, and moderator commands.
Limit replies to the right topics and times. Choose participants, exclusions, invitations and phrases to look for.
Explore rules for PDFs, photos, voice messages, reactions and Telegram checklists, with examples for course chats and working teams.
Choose an action and who it affects. Format Combot replies, add buttons, run several actions or pick a message at random.
Learn to move and check Automation rules. Understand limits, duplicate replies, bot permissions and settings to review after importing.
Rule ideas for support, courses and communities: FAQs, night-time replies, moderator commands, XP, invitations and reactions.
Give the model the language specification and schema, get a disabled rule and check it before enabling it. All files are available to download.
Instructions, schema and examples