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| # Telegram Integration Plugin DOX | |
| ## Purpose | |
| - Own Telegram bot integration for Agent Zero with polling, webhook, per-user sessions, and file exchange. | |
| ## Ownership | |
| - `helpers/bot_manager.py` owns bot lifecycle. | |
| - `helpers/handler.py` and `helpers/telegram_client.py` own message routing, replies, and Telegram API interaction. | |
| - `helpers/dependencies.py` and `requirements.txt` own framework-runtime dependency bootstrap. | |
| - `api/`, `prompts/`, `extensions/`, `default_config.yaml`, `plugin.yaml`, `README.md`, and `webui/` own tests/webhook endpoints, prompt fragments, hooks, settings, metadata, docs, and UI. | |
| ## Local Contracts | |
| - Treat bot tokens, chat IDs, attachments, and user data as sensitive. | |
| - Keep allowed-user, group-mode, project, model, and `/send` controls enforced. | |
| - Install Telegram dependencies into the framework runtime only when required. | |
| - Agent profile picker actions change the top-level chat profile and must | |
| preserve existing subordinate agent profiles. Picker rows and direct matches | |
| use the shared presentation catalog while current status may still report an | |
| existing chat that uses the utility profile. | |
| - Model picker status shows the effective preset; clearing a chat override returns to its scoped preset rather than assuming `Default`. | |
| ## Work Guidance | |
| - Coordinate bot lifecycle changes with job-loop hooks and settings reload behavior. | |
| ## Verification | |
| - Smoke-test connection checks, polling or webhook delivery, per-user context reuse, attachments, and replies when practical. | |
| ## Child DOX Index | |
| No child DOX files. | |