Telegram
Telegram is one of Socifyr's 18 supported platforms — publish from the dashboard, REST API, CLI, SDK, or MCP server.
At a glance
| Video | 50 MB |
| Photos | 10 MB per image, ≤10 |
| Text | 4,096 chars (media captions 1,024) |
| Daily post cap | 100 / rolling 24 h |
| Supports | Channel/group messages · Photos (≤10) · Video · Link previews |
Connect
Credential entry — bot token + chat ID.
Create a bot with @BotFather (/newbot), add it as an admin with Post messages to your channel, then paste the bot token + chat ID (e.g. @mychannel or -100123…) into Socifyr.
Publish
bash
socifyr post "Hello Telegram" --to telegram-myaccountbash
socifyr post --video ./clip.mp4 --text "caption" --to telegram-myaccounttypescript
await socifyr.uploads.text({
connections: ['telegram-myaccount'],
text: 'Hello Telegram',
})bash
curl -X POST https://api.socifyr.com/api/content/text \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SOCIFYR_API_KEY" \
-H "X-Workspace-Id: $SOCIFYR_WORKSPACE_ID" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"connections": ["telegram-myaccount"], "text": "Hello Telegram"}'Agents can post here too — connect the MCP server and ask any client: "post 'Hello Telegram' to telegram-myaccount".
Good to know
- Photos are sent as separate messages (caption on the first).
- Bot tokens never expire — revoke via @BotFather → /revoke.
- Public channels get t.me links; private ones get t.me/c/ links.
Need exact numeric limits in code? They're machine-readable in @socifyr/shared via PLATFORM_CONSTRAINTS.telegram — validate before upload.