Telegram Group Onboard

Automatically onboard new Telegram groups so the bot responds immediately — with project setup. Use when: (1) a user says they're creating a new Telegram gro...

This skill appears internally consistent with its purpose, but take these precautions before running it: (1) review the script (already included) and keep a copy of the backup file it creates — it will edit ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json or /etc/openclaw/openclaw.json; (2) ensure jq is installed and you have appropriate admin/SSH access to the server before using ssh/scp steps; (3) be aware of the security tradeoff if you switch to channels.telegram.groupPolicy: "open" (broader group access vs. allowlist); (4) when running the script on a remote server, copy it to a safe path (not world-writable /tmp) or inspect it first; (5) the SKILL.md references a separate "telegram-projects" flow — confirm how projects should be stored/managed in your deployment. If you want more assurance, test the flow in a staging environment or run the script manually after inspecting the target openclaw.json backup.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: telegram-group-onboard Version: 1.2.0 The skill bundle automates Telegram group onboarding by instructing the agent to monitor system logs, modify the 'openclaw.json' configuration file, and perform remote server management via SSH and SCP. It includes a bash script, 'scripts/add-telegram-group.sh', which uses jq to programmatically alter the bot's allowlist settings. While these actions are aligned with the stated purpose, the requirement for the agent to execute high-privilege shell commands and modify core application configurations constitutes a high-risk capability set without explicit malicious intent.