Add tgcli skill — Telegram CLI for personal accounts#50
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Telegram equivalent of wacli. Read, search, and send messages from your personal Telegram account via MTProto 2.0. - Full CLI reference (chat ls, msg ls/search/context, send, sync, export) - SQLite FTS5 local search index - Safety rules for sending - Peer ID workflow documented (display names don't resolve)
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The setup section advertises Go 1.21+, but upstream tgcli currently declares a much newer Go toolchain in its go.mod (and documents newer build requirements), so users on 1.21–1.24 will hit go install failures and treat the skill as broken. Please update the prerequisite to the real minimum supported Go version so installation guidance matches actual behavior.
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/workspace/openclaw-config/AGENTS.md requires bumping the repo VERSION on changes, but this commit adds a new skill without a corresponding version increment. That breaks update detection flows that compare installed version state against repo VERSION, so existing OpenClaw instances may never discover and sync tgcli.
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/workspace/openclaw-config/AGENTS.md also requires updating README badges/counts/tables whenever skills are added or versioned. Adding tgcli without updating README leaves the advertised skill inventory stale (e.g., count and skill table), which causes user-facing documentation and release summaries to be inaccurate.
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- Bump VERSION 0.18.0 → 0.19.0 for new skill addition - Update README version badge (0.17.0 → 0.19.0), skill count (14 → 15), add tgcli to table - Bump Go prerequisite from 1.21+ to 1.23+ to match upstream requirements - Add credential exfiltration guardrail to Safety section Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cursor Bugbot caught "Ali Katz" (a fleet member) used as an example display name in a file intended to be open-source friendly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds a new skill for tgcli, a CLI for reading, searching, and sending Telegram messages from your personal account via MTProto 2.0. The Telegram equivalent of wacli.
Why
Enables AI assistants to monitor and search Telegram message history the same way wacli enables WhatsApp monitoring — reading DMs, searching across chats, checking what was discussed, and sending messages as the user (not as a bot).
What's included
SKILL.mdwith full CLI reference, safety rules, setup instructionsTested
tgcli chat ls✅tgcli msg ls <peer_id>✅tgcli msg search✅ (FTS5 local search)tgcli sync✅ (525 messages across 100 chats)