Telegram MCP server for ChatGPT and Claude

01 — Connect

Three steps, once

1. 01

   Add the connector

   In your client, add a custom MCP server and paste https://awraiter.ai/mcp. Transport is Streamable HTTP.

2. 02

   Sign in with Telegram

   OAuth opens an AwrAiter page: sign in and confirm which team the assistant may act for. Clients without OAuth take a token from awraiter.ai/mcp-connect as Authorization: Bearer ….

3. 03

   Ask it something

   The tools appear in the client's tool list. “Show last week's statistics for my channel.”

02 — Clients

Per client

03 — Tools

What the assistant can do — all 25 tools

Read tools work with any scope. ✍️ marks tools that change something: they need OAuth or a full-scope token. Only deep_analyze spends AI credits — everything else is free on every plan.

Teams & channels

list_teams	Your teams, with the active one marked.
switch_team	Switch the active team.
list_channels	Channels of the active team.
get_channel	One channel's profile — name, language, description.

Analytics & insights

get_channel_stats	The dashboard: subscribers, reach, ER, dynamics over 1–90 days.
get_channel_insights	What works for this audience: top and flop posts scored against the 30-day median, plus statistically-backed patterns — best day, posting window, length, question at the end — once the channel has 20+ scored posts.
deep_analyze	Deep AI analysis of one channel, or a comparison of several. Runs on our servers and spends AI credits.
get_recent_posts	The channel's latest published posts.
search_channel_content	Semantic search across the channel's own past posts and sources.

Writing & publishing

draft_from_sources	The freshest scraped sources not yet used in a post — raw material to draft from.
search_sources	Search the sources bound to the channel.
create_post_from_text	Save a finished post — your assistant's text, plus images and video by URL — as a draft. ✍️
preview_post	Exactly what will be sent: title, body, media.
score_post	Score a draft against the channel's own history before it goes out.
check_uniqueness	Near-duplicate check against the team's posts and sources.
schedule_post	Publish a draft now or at a chosen time. ✍️
cancel_scheduled_post	Roll a scheduled post back. ✍️

Content plans

get_content_plan	The channel's plan and its slots.
find_free_slot	The earliest free slot in the plan.
create_content_plan	Create a plan for a channel. ✍️
get_playbook	A step-by-step operator playbook: analyze, create_plan, fill, improve, rewrite.

Channel memory

get_channel_memory	The channel's brand brief and banlist.
set_brand_brief	Set free-form brand and tone guidance the AI follows. ✍️
add_banlist_entry	Add a forbidden word to the channel's list. ✍️
remove_banlist_entry	Remove a word from the channel's list. ✍️

04 — Example prompts

Example prompts

Paste one into your assistant once the connector is on.

• Compare my three channels over the last 30 days and tell me which content works best where.

• Take the freshest unused source for @mychannel, write a post in the channel's tone, score it, and if the score is good — schedule it for the next free slot.

• What are the statistically best day and time to post on my channel?

• Build a content plan for next week: 5 posts, alternating news and evergreen topics.

• Check this draft against my last 100 posts for near-duplicates, then preview exactly what would be sent.

05 — How it differs

Not the same thing as a Telegram userbot server

Most Telegram MCP servers hand the assistant your personal account over MTProto so it can read your chats. This one never touches your account or your correspondence. It works on the channels where you are an administrator, and on what happens to them: the plan, the publishing, the numbers.