telegram-ai-cli-mcp
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Scored across 21 tools
The server includes explicit 'do not use' notes that sharply distinguish most read surfaces, but pairs such as telegram_chats vs telegram_inbox and telegram_search vs telegram_archive_search can still be confused at a glance. With 21 tools, the risk of misselection remains slightly above minimal despite the strong descriptive guidance.
All tools share the predictable telegram_ prefix, and most follow an entity_action or entity pattern. The suffixes mix pure nouns (chats, inbox, drafts) with verb phrases (chat_read, archive_sync) and standalone verbs (watch, search), but the deviations are minor and still readable.
21 tools is above the typical 3-15 sweet spot and feels heavy for a single server interface. While many tools serve distinct read, archive, media, or account purposes, some consolidation could reduce surface area without losing functionality.
The read, archive, media, and account-inspection surface is broad, but there are no Telegram write actions such as sending messages, joining/leaving chats, reacting, marking read, or managing folders. Descriptions even reference telegram_plan_* tools that are absent from the provided tool list, creating significant agent dead ends.