Telegram MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 10 tools
Most tools are clearly scoped by resource and action (read, send, search, media, chat info). The main overlap is among send_message, send_rich_message, and send_message_to_phone, but their descriptions draw useful boundaries. search_messages_globally and get_messages search also overlap slightly, though scope differences clarify use.
Names are consistently snake_case and mostly follow verb_noun order, e.g., get_messages, send_message, edit_message, find_chats. Minor deviations exist, such as search_messages_globally and send_message_to_phone, but the pattern remains predictable.
Ten tools is a well-scoped set for a Telegram MCP server. Each tool covers a distinct capability without excessive fragmentation. The count supports both core messaging and specialized media/link handling.
The surface covers reading, sending, editing, searching, chat discovery, info, and media access. However, common Telegram lifecycle operations like deleting, forwarding, pinning, and reacting to messages are missing. These gaps are notable but not crippling for basic agent workflows.