Telegram control: your agents in your pocket

The “Telegram’a bağlan” button under Settings → Bildirimler (notifications) creates a t.me link and a QR code. The link is valid for 10 minutes and works once; you need to be signed in to your AgentVera account in the desktop app.

• Messages pass through the AgentVera server and aren’t stored there; they wait in memory only until the desktop app picks them up.
• The bot works only in a private chat with you and never joins groups.
• Only the paired user can control agents; both the chat and the sender are checked.
• If you prefer, connect your own bot instead: its token is kept encrypted in the system keychain and messages go straight to Telegram.

The commands show in the bot’s menu. They are in Turkish, with English aliases such as /agents, /new, /team, /night and /status.

• /yeni: pick a recent project and start a new Claude Code agent, or do it in one step with “/yeni Project: task”.
• /ajanlar: lists running agents. For each one: last reply, changes (as a .diff file), stop, continue, undo last turn, write and close.
• /ekip: pick a project and write the request; the parallel team’s plan comes back with a start button.
• /gece: shows the night shift queue, adds a task or starts it now.
• /durum lists running agents briefly, /yardim explains what the bot can do.

With a topic per agent turned on, each agent gets its own topic in the bot chat, and whatever you write in that topic goes straight to that agent. An agent asking for approval arrives with Approve and Reject buttons; if auto-approval is on in the desktop app, an always-allow button appears too.

• Send photos and files up to 20 MB from your phone to an agent; voice messages and video aren’t supported yet.
• With “Ajanlar telefona gönderebilsin” on (the default), agents send files from their own folder with the phone_send tool; secret files like .env and keys are blocked.
• Turn off the reply excerpt and your phone only learns that a turn finished; no code or project content is sent.