What is this?
Read-only tools for your Telegram bot.
These tools belong to the Workspace MCP. Each tool below shows its Mode (Read runs immediately; Write asks your MCP client to confirm first) and the Permission needed for it to appear for your key — “None” means every connected key sees it.
What can I do here?
- Review Telegram campaigns and their results
- See which groups the bot is in and their moderation status
list_telegram_campaigns
Telegram campaigns (broadcasts) of the user’s current channel, newest first: status, schedule and results (recipients, sent, failed, blocked the bot).
Mode: Read · Permission needed: telegram:view
get_telegram_campaign
One Telegram campaign (from list_telegram_campaigns): audience, schedule, results, recipients by status and the latest delivery errors.
Mode: Read · Permission needed: telegram:view
list_telegram_groups
Telegram groups the channel’s bot is in: title, type, the bot’s role (member or admin), member count, how many members have moderation warnings, and when it was last synced.
Mode: Read · Permission needed: telegram:view
Troubleshooting / Technical Notes
- A tool I expect isn’t offered. The MCP server only offers tools whose required permission your API key’s owner holds, re-checked on every call. Grant the permission shown on the tool — see Team.
- A Write tool never seems to run. Your MCP client asks you to approve every Write tool call. Check for a pending approval prompt.
- A call returns an error. See MCP errors.
Last modified on October 29, 2026
