Telegram Interactive Buttons

Create interactive Telegram messages with inline buttons using OpenClaw CLI. Use when you need user interaction in Telegram (selection from a list, confirmat...

This skill appears to do what it says (send/edit Telegram messages with inline buttons), and included scripts are short and readable. Before installing or running anything: - Confirm how the Telegram bot token is expected to be supplied (SKILL.md/SETUP.md instruct editing ~/.openclaw/config.json or using an env var) — the registry metadata currently omits this requirement. Ask the publisher to fix the metadata if you rely on it. - Do not paste real bot tokens into example files; use environment variables or a secure config and add that file to .gitignore. - Review the scripts locally (they call openclaw only) and verify you have the official OpenClaw CLI (npm package source) before installing it globally. - Run examples in a safe/dev environment first (replace CHAT_ID placeholders). If you need agent-autonomous invocation enabled, remember the skill can be invoked by the agent by default — that increases blast radius if a token is stored insecurely. If the metadata mismatch concerns you, request an updated package manifest that explicitly lists the required credential (telegram_bot_token) and how it should be provided.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: telegram-interactive-buttons Version: 1.1.2 The skill provides a set of helper scripts and documentation for sending interactive Telegram messages with inline buttons using the OpenClaw CLI. The bundle includes bash wrappers (e.g., `send_buttons.sh`, `edit_message.sh`), a Python validation script (`validate_buttons.py`) to ensure JSON compliance with Telegram API limits, and comprehensive examples. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection was found; the scripts are transparent and strictly perform the stated automation tasks.