"Tools for Telegram Channel and Group Data Analysis" matching MCP servers:

Enables publishing and managing posts in a Telegram channel via the Bot API, including text, media, polls, paid content, and editing/deleting/pinning.

Enables sending messages to Telegram channels via MCP protocol, integrating with AI assistants for automated messaging.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects AI assistants like Claude to Telegram via the MTProto protocol. Unlike bots, this runs as a userbot -- it operates under your personal Telegram account using GramJS, giving full access to your chats, contacts, and message history.

Bridges Matrix chat rooms to CodeBuddy Code sessions, enabling message exchange, permission approvals, and media downloads through the MCP protocol.

A lightweight server that enables multi-agent orchestration by allowing agents to communicate through direct messages and named channels. It provides tools for agents to discover each other, create communication channels, and exchange messages via a central broker.

Bridges a Matrix room with Claude Code's claude/channel feature, enabling chat from Matrix to interact with a running Claude Code session.

Bridges NATS pub/sub into Claude Code sessions, enabling agents to receive and respond to NATS messages as channel tags with a reply tool.

Enables Claude Code to receive real-time messages from selected Beeper chats, filtered by chat and sender, with persisted watchlists and OAuth-based authorization.

Enables interaction with Telegram chat history, including text, photos, and documents, via the GramJS MTProto userbot. It provides tools for searching chats, syncing message history, and downloading media files for local analysis.

Resolves a company domain or YouTube handle to a YouTube channel, returning subscriber count, channel metadata, and optional transcripts, with status flags for data availability.

Enables use of a personal Telegram account within MCP clients for reading and sending messages, searching chats, and managing media, all running locally.

Enables local, privacy-first control of a personal Telegram account through MCP, using TDLib to read chats, send and reply to messages, search, transfer files, and interact with approved inline buttons.

A Telegram MCP server that connects agents to a real Telegram user account via MTProto, enabling reading, searching, sending, moderating, and managing Telegram chats through natural language or automated tool calls.

Enables interaction with Telegram channels through the Bot API, supporting comprehensive messaging operations including sending text/photos, creating polls, managing reactions, and editing/deleting messages. Provides complete channel management capabilities for automated Telegram bot operations.

A lightweight MCP server for intelligent, non-invasive analysis of Obsidian vaults.

Enables AI assistants to access options analysis data, market research tools, portfolio risk snapshots, and platform context via 32 tools.

Enables AI assistants to publish and manage content in MAX messenger channels, including text, photos, videos, audio, documents, location pins, buttons, edits, and pins.

An MCP server that enables interaction with Telegram to send, read, and search messages across chats and dialogs. It supports waiting for incoming messages and retrieving conversation history through natural language commands.

Enables running Claude Code sessions from Telegram with group auto-join, voice transcription, reply-quote context, and a restart-proof polling daemon.

Integrates Telegram bots as MCP tools for sending messages to staff groups or manager chats, listing buffered messages, and viewing group members.