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WhatsApp, Telegram and Slack

Your agent also works over messaging: connect WhatsApp, Telegram or Slack and give it instructions from wherever you already chat. Channels are off by default and each one requires an allowlist of users: without that list, the bot answers nobody.

Uses your personal account through WhatsApp Web — no token and no business account needed:

  1. In the channels panel, pick WhatsApp and press Start service.
  2. Scan the QR code from your phone: WhatsApp → Linked devices → link a device.
  3. You’ll see the “Connection Successful!” confirmation. From then on, message your own number and the agent replies.

If you log out from the phone (Linked devices → Log out), the app tells you; if WhatsApp drops the connection, it retries automatically.

WhatsApp links the same way as WhatsApp Web: with a QR code from Linked devices.
  1. Create a bot with @BotFather on Telegram (the /newbot command) and copy the Bot Token it gives you.
  2. Paste it into the channels panel (the “Bot Token (from @BotFather)” field) and start the service.
  3. Send /start to your bot from your account.
  1. Create a Slack App in your workspace with the chat:write and channels:history scopes.
  2. Copy the Bot Token (xoxb-…) into the channels panel.
  3. Add the channel ID where it should answer (the “Channels” field, e.g. ["C123..."]).

Inside the conversation with the bot:

CommandWhat it does
/proyectosLists your projects and lets you pick which one to work on
/proyecto <number>Switches to the given project
/consultasChat mode with no project attached
/modelSwitches models on the fly
/providerSwitches providers on the fly
Telegram: paste the @BotFather token, authorize your ID, and the bridge is monitored live.
Slack needs an app with the chat:write and channels:history scopes, plus the channel ID.