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Macaly’s Telegram connection lets you chat with the Macaly agent from your phone. Send a message in Telegram, get a reply, keep working on your projects without opening the web app.

What you can do

The Telegram agent works on the same projects you build in the web app. Anything you’d normally ask the agent to do, you can ask from Telegram:
  • Start a new project. Describe what you want to build and the agent gets to work, just like in the web app.
  • Edit your existing projects. Ask for changes, fixes, or new sections. If you have several projects and don’t say which one, the agent will ask.
  • Publish and manage. Publish a project, change its subdomain, or check what’s live.
  • Ask quick questions. Get help, ideas, or status updates without breaking your flow.
When the agent makes changes, it sends you a preview link so you can check the result without leaving Telegram.

What you can send

The agent currently works with:
  • Text messages. Just type and send.
  • Voice messages. Macaly transcribes them and replies. Useful when typing isn’t practical.
  • Images. Send screenshots, mockups, or references the agent should look at.
  • Files. PDFs and documents the agent can read and use.
Videos aren’t supported yet. Replies come back as plain text without rich formatting or link previews.

How to set it up

1

Open the Connections settings

In Macaly, go to Settings → Connections and click Connect on the Telegram card.Settings Connections Telegram card
2

Open Telegram

Macaly shows a QR code and a connection link. Scan the QR code with your phone, or click Open Telegram to launch it on your computer or phone with the connection code pre-filled.
3

Press Start

Telegram opens a chat with the Macaly bot and the /start [CODE] message pre-filled. Press Start (or send the message) to connect.
4

Start chatting

Macaly confirms the connection and shows the account it’s linked to. You can now message the agent any time from Telegram.
The connection code is valid for 15 minutes. If it expires, generate a new one from the Connections settings.

Bot commands

Send any of these in your Telegram chat with Macaly:

Using several workspaces

You can connect the same Telegram account to more than one Macaly workspace — up to 3 at a time. This is handy if you work across multiple workspaces and want to reach all of them from a single chat.
  • Connect another workspace. Open Settings → Connections in the other workspace and connect it from the same Telegram account.
  • Switch the active workspace. Send /switch and pick a workspace from the list. Your next message starts a fresh conversation there.
  • See which one is active. Send /status — it leads with the active workspace’s name.
Only one workspace is active at a time, so messages go to whichever workspace you last switched to. If you disconnect the active workspace, Macaly automatically switches the chat to another connected workspace so it keeps working.

Disconnecting

To disconnect, either send /unlink from Telegram, or open Settings → Connections in the app and remove the connected account. If the chat is connected to just one workspace, it disconnects right away. If several are connected, /unlink asks which one to remove — disconnecting a workspace you’re not currently using leaves your conversation untouched, and disconnecting the active one switches the chat to another connected workspace.

Good to know

  • No bot setup required. You don’t need to create your own Telegram bot or get an API key. Just connect from Settings and start chatting.
  • Credits work the same as in the web app. The agent’s work uses credits at the same rate as in the web app, plus a small extra amount when you send voice messages (for transcription).
  • Up to 3 workspaces per Telegram account. You can link your Telegram account to several Macaly workspaces (3 at most) and switch between them with /switch. Each workspace member can also connect their own account.
  • Voice message size limit. Voice messages can be up to 10 MB. Longer recordings won’t go through.