Show which Telegram account this server is signed in as.

List recent dialogs, newest first. Use the returned chat_id for every other tool.

Find dialogs by title or username. Matches across scripts, so "Вадим" finds "Vadim" and "Sasha" finds "Саша". Several chats often match a common first name — check the results and pick the right chat_id before sending anything.

Search all of Telegram — not the user's own dialogs — for public channels, groups, bots and users by name or @username. Use this to find a chat the user has never opened; use search_chats for the ones they already have. Results are split into "mine" (their own contacts and dialogs) and "public" (everyone else). Public results are strangers: several channels share one name, and the flags say which is verified and which is flagged as a scam.

Full-text search over posts in every public channel on Telegram, whether or not the user follows them. This is the whole network, not the account: use search_messages for the user's own chats. Telegram rations these searches — the result reports how many free ones are left today, so do not spend them on repeated near-identical queries.

Read the most recent messages of a chat, newest first. Read-only: this does not mark anything as read.

Full-text search over messages, inside one chat or across the whole account when chat is omitted.

Send a text message. It is delivered immediately and there is no undo — confirm the chat_id came from list_chats or search_chats first.

Upload a local file to a chat. Delivered immediately, no undo.

Download the media attached to one message. Returns the saved path.

List saved contacts.

Mark a chat as read. The other side sees read receipts — this is visible to them.

Collect messages the user themselves wrote, as raw material for describing how they write. Private chats only, text only, no recipients — this is a style sample, not a transcript.

Store the description of how the user writes. Replaces any previous one. It is loaded on every start and used when drafting on their behalf.

Show the stored writing-style profile, if there is one.

Delete the stored writing-style profile.