capabilities: # System execution (YOLO mode, off by default)

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Teleton Agent

Autonomous AI agent platform for Telegram with native TON blockchain integration

License: MIT Node.js 22.22.2+ TypeScript Website Documentation Built on TON


Teleton is an autonomous AI agent platform that operates as a real Telegram user account or a Telegram Bot. It thinks through an agentic loop with tool calling, remembers conversations across sessions with hybrid RAG, and natively integrates the TON blockchain: send crypto, swap on DEXs, bid on domains, verify payments - all from a chat message. It can schedule tasks to run autonomously at any time. It ships with 128 always-registered tools plus 5 optional system tools, supports 16 LLM providers, and exposes a Plugin SDK so you can build your own tools on top of the platform.

Key Highlights


Full Telegram Access
Real user via MTProto,
not a bot


Agentic Loop
Think, act, observe, repeat
until shit gets done


16 LLM Providers
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Groq, and more


TON Blockchain
Wallet, jettons, DEX swaps, DNS, NFTs


Persistent Memory
Hybrid RAG, vector + keyword, auto-compaction


128+ Built-in Tools
Messaging, media, crypto, DEX, DNS, files


Plugin SDK
Custom tools, isolated DBs, secrets, hooks


MCP Client
Connect any MCP tool server


Secure by Design
Sandbox, plugin isolation, prompt defense


Features

Tool Categories

CategoryToolsDescription
Telegram83Messages, media, chats, polls, stickers, gifts, stars, stories
TON & Jettons15Wallet, send/receive, balances, prices, NFTs, DEX router
STON.fi DEX5Swap, quote, search, trending, pools
DeDust DEX5Swap, quote, pools, prices, token analytics
TON DNS8Auctions, bidding, linking, TON Sites, resolution
Journal3Trade logging, P&L tracking, natural language queries
Web2Search and page extraction via Tavily
Workspace6Sandboxed file operations, path traversal protection
Tool Search1Semantic retrieval across the complete tool registry
System5Exec (4) and TON Proxy status (1), both optional

Advanced Capabilities

CapabilityDescription
Multi-Provider LLM16 providers, hot-swap from dashboard or CLI
RAG + Hybrid SearchVector (sqlite-vec) + keyword (FTS5) fused search
Auto-CompactionAI summarizes old context, saves to memory/*.md
Observation MaskingCompresses old tool results, saves ~90% context
Plugin SDKFrozen SDK, isolated DBs, secrets, lifecycle hooks
Smart DEX RouterCompares STON.fi vs DeDust, picks best rate
Vision AnalysisImage understanding via utility model
Scheduled TasksCron-like tasks with dependency chains
Message DebouncingBatches rapid group messages, DMs stay instant
Daily LogsAuto session summaries, persisted across resets
Multi-Policy AccessDM/group policies (open, allowlist, admin-only, disabled), per-group
Tool RAGSends only top-K relevant tools per message
MCP Clientstdio, SSE, Streamable HTTP, auto-discovery, CLI or WebUI
System ExecutionYOLO mode: shell, files, processes (off by default, admin-only)
TON ProxyBrowse .ton domains via HTTP proxy, auto-installed
Management APIHTTPS control plane for remote admin, bootstrap mode, lifecycle control
Sandboxed WorkspacePath traversal protection, symlink detection, immutable configs
HeartbeatAutonomous periodic wake-up, HEARTBEAT.md task checklist, configurable intervals

Prerequisites

Security Warning: The agent will have full control over the Telegram account. Use a dedicated account, not your main one.


Quick Start

1. Installation

npm (recommended):

npm install -g teleton@latest

Docker:

docker run -it -v ~/.teleton:/data ghcr.io/tonresistor/teleton-agent:latest setup

From source (development):

git clone https://github.com/TONresistor/teleton-agent.git
cd teleton-agent
npm install && npm run build

2. Setup & Start

teleton setup --ui

The WebUI wizard walks you through everything: LLM provider, Telegram auth (QR code or phone), access policies, admin ID, TON wallet, and workspace files. Once done, the agent starts automatically.

To restart later with the dashboard:

teleton start --webui

3. Verify

Send a message to your agent on Telegram:

You: /ping
Agent: Pong! I'm alive.

You: /status
Agent: [Displays uptime, model, tool count, wallet balance]

Need more details? See GETTING_STARTED.md for the full guide - admin commands, troubleshooting, workspace templates, plugins, and more.


User Mode vs Bot Mode

Teleton can run as a user account (MTProto) or a Telegram bot (Bot API). Set telegram.mode in your config:

User Mode (default)Bot Mode
AuthPhone + api_id + api_hashBot token from @BotFather
ProtocolMTProto (GramJS)Bot API (Grammy)
Tools128 base, up to 133 with optional system modulesRegistry filtered automatically by bot-compatible capabilities
RiskAccount ban possibleNo ban risk
Dialogs/HistoryFull accessNot available
Media sendingAll typesPhotos only (v1)
Inline keyboardsVia bot_tokenNative
Stars/GiftsFull accessNot available
Profile editingYesNo
Scheduled tasksYesNot available
Setuptelegram.mode: "user"telegram.mode: "bot"

Configuration

The teleton setup wizard generates a fully configured ~/.teleton/config.yaml file. Manual editing is only necessary if you want to adjust settings after the initial setup.

agent:
  provider: "anthropic"              # anthropic | codex | grok-build | openai | google | xai | groq | openrouter | moonshot | mistral | cerebras | zai | minimax | huggingface | gocoon | local
  api_key: "sk-ant-api03-..."
  model: "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001"
  utility_model: "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001"  # for summarization, compaction, vision
  max_agentic_iterations: 5
  session_reset_policy:
    daily_reset_enabled: true
    daily_reset_hour: 4
    idle_expiry_minutes: 1440  # 24h idle → new session

telegram:
  dm_policy: "admin-only"   # open | allowlist | admin-only | disabled
  group_policy: "open"      # open | allowlist | admin-only | disabled
  require_mention: true
  admin_ids: [123456789]
  owner_name: "Your Name"
  owner_username: "your_username"
  debounce_ms: 1500         # group message batching delay

  # Optional in user mode: plugin inline cards and callbacks
  bot_token: "123456:ABC-DEF..."
  bot_username: "your_bot"

webui:                       # Optional: Web dashboard
  enabled: false             # Enable WebUI server
  port: 7777                 # HTTP server port
  host: "127.0.0.1"          # Localhost only (security)
  # auth_token: "..."        # Auto-generated if omitted

ton_proxy:                   # Optional: .ton domain proxy
  enabled: false             # Enable Tonutils-Proxy
  port: 8080                 # HTTP proxy port
  # binary_path: "..."       # Custom binary path (auto-downloaded if omitted)

# capabilities:                # System execution (YOLO mode, off by default)
#   exec:
#     mode: "off"              # off | yolo
#     scope: "admin-only"      # admin-only | allowlist | all

Supported Models

70+ models across 16 providers. Defined in src/config/model-catalog.ts, shared across CLI, WebUI, and Dashboard.


Anthropic
Claude Opus 4.6


Codex
Auto-detected


OpenAI
GPT-5


Google
Gemini 3 Pro


xAI
Grok 4.1


Groq
Llama 4 Maverick


OpenRouter
Multi-provider


Moonshot
Kimi K2.6


Mistral
Devstral


Cerebras
Qwen 3 235B


ZAI
GLM-5


MiniMax
M2.5


Hugging Face
DeepSeek V3.2


Gocoon
Decentralized (TON)


Local
Ollama, vLLM, LM Studio


Grok Build
CLI auto-detected

MCP Servers

Connect external tool servers via the Model Context Protocol. No code needed - tools are auto-discovered and registered at startup.

Via CLI (recommended):

teleton mcp add @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem /tmp
teleton mcp add @openbnb/mcp-server-airbnb
teleton mcp list
teleton mcp remove filesystem

Via config.yaml:

mcp:
  servers:
    filesystem:
      command: npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem /tmp
    brave:
      command: npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-brave-search
      env:
        BRAVE_API_KEY: "sk-xxx"
    remote:
      url: http://localhost:3001/mcp
      scope: admin-only

Via WebUI:

When the WebUI is enabled, the MCP Servers page lets you add/remove servers, configure environment variables (API keys), and view connection status and tool lists - all from the browser.

Tools are namespaced as mcp_<server>_<tool> (e.g. mcp_filesystem_read_file). Each server supports scope (always, dm-only, group-only, admin-only) and enabled toggle.

Environment Variables

All environment variables override the corresponding config.yaml value at startup - useful for Docker and CI:

VariableDescriptionDefault
TELETON_HOMEData directory (config, DB, session)~/.teleton
TELETON_API_KEYLLM API key-
TELETON_BASE_URLCustom LLM base URL-
TELETON_TG_API_IDTelegram API ID-
TELETON_TG_API_HASHTelegram API Hash-
TELETON_TG_PHONEPhone number-
TELETON_TAVILY_API_KEYTavily API key for web tools-
TELETON_TONAPI_KEYTonAPI key-
TELETON_TONCENTER_API_KEYToncenter API key-
TELETON_WEBUI_ENABLEDEnable WebUIfalse
TELETON_WEBUI_PORTWebUI port7777
TELETON_WEBUI_HOSTWebUI bind address127.0.0.1
TELETON_API_ENABLEDEnable Management APIfalse
TELETON_API_PORTManagement API port7778
TELETON_LOG_LEVELLog level (debug, info, warn, error)info

WebUI Dashboard

Optional web dashboard, localhost only, token auth. Start with teleton start --webui or teleton setup --ui.


Dashboard
Status, model, tokens, config


Tools
Toggle, scope, per-module


Plugins
Marketplace, install, secrets


Soul Editor
SOUL, SECURITY, STRATEGY, MEMORY


Memory Search
Vector + keyword hybrid


Live Logs (in Dashboard)
Real-time SSE streaming


Workspace
File browser + editor


MCP Servers
Add, remove, configure


TON Proxy (in Config)
Start/stop, auto-install


Tasks
Schedule, dependencies, bulk


Setup Wizard
QR code + phone auth


Config
Provider switch, key validation


Hooks
Plugin hook registrations

Auth token is printed at startup. Stored as HttpOnly cookie for 7 days. For remote access:

ssh -L 7777:localhost:7777 user@remote-server

Coding Agent

By default, the agent has a sandboxed workspace at ~/.teleton/workspace/ with 6 file tools (read, write, delete, rename, list, info). Path traversal protection, symlink detection, and 500 MB quota. Core files (SOUL.md, STRATEGY.md, SECURITY.md) are immutable. Write operations are DM-only.

YOLO mode unlocks full system access (off by default, Linux only):

ToolDescription
exec_runExecute any bash command
exec_installInstall packages (apt, pip, npm, docker)
exec_serviceManage systemd services
exec_statusServer health (disk, RAM, CPU, uptime)

All commands are audit-logged with user, command, output, exit code, and duration. Configurable timeout (default 120s), scope (admin-only, allowlist, all), and output capture limit.

capabilities:
  exec:
    mode: "yolo"          # off | yolo
    scope: "admin-only"   # admin-only | allowlist | all
    limits:
      timeout: 120        # seconds (1-3600)

Admin Commands

All admin commands support /, !, or . prefix:

CommandDescription
/statusUptime, model, sessions, wallet, policies
/model <name>Hot-swap LLM model at runtime
/policy <dm|group> <value>Change access policies live
/loop <1-50>Set max agentic iterations
/walletShow wallet address + balance
/approve <request_id> / /reject <request_id>Resolve a pending financial action
/modules set|info|resetPer-group tool permissions
/plugin set|unset|keysManage plugin secrets
/task <description>Assign a task to the agent
/bootRun bootstrap template
/pause / /resumePause/resume agent
/clear [chat_id]Clear conversation history
/verboseToggle debug logging
/rag [status|topk <n>]Toggle Tool RAG or view status
/guest [on|off]View or toggle bot guest mode
/stopEmergency shutdown
/pingCheck responsiveness
/helpShow all commands

Plugins

Extend the agent with custom tools. Install from the WebUI marketplace in one click, or drop a .js file in ~/.teleton/plugins/. Loaded at startup, no rebuild needed. See official example plugins.

~/.teleton/plugins/
├── weather.js              # Single-file plugin
└── my-plugin/
    ├── index.js            # Folder plugin
    ├── package.json        # npm deps (auto-installed via npm ci)
    └── package-lock.json

Plugins export a tools function (recommended) or array, plus optional lifecycle hooks:

// ~/.teleton/plugins/weather.js

export const manifest = {
  name: "weather",
  version: "1.0.0",
  sdkVersion: "^2.0.0",
};

// Optional: creates an isolated database at ~/.teleton/plugins/data/weather.db
export function migrate(db) {
  db.exec(`CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS weather_cache (
    city TEXT PRIMARY KEY, data TEXT, cached_at INTEGER
  )`);
}

// Required: tools as a function receiving the Plugin SDK
export const tools = (sdk) => [
  {
    name: "weather_get",
    description: "Get current weather for a city",
    parameters: {
      type: "object",
      properties: { city: { type: "string", description: "City name" } },
      required: ["city"],
    },
    execute: async (params) => {
      sdk.log.info(`Fetching weather for ${params.city}`);
      const res = await fetch(`https://wttr.in/${params.city}?format=j1`);
      if (!res.ok) return { success: false, error: "City not found" };
      const data = await res.json();
      return { success: true, data: { temp: data.current_condition[0].temp_C } };
    },
  },
];

Plugin SDK

The SDK provides namespaced access to core services:

NamespaceMethods
sdk.tonWallet: getAddress(), getBalance(), getPrice(), sendTON(), getTransactions(), verifyPayment()
Jettons: getJettonBalances(), getJettonInfo(), sendJetton(), getJettonWalletAddress()
Analytics: getJettonPrice(), getJettonHolders(), getJettonHistory()
NFT: getNftItems(), getNftInfo()
DEX (sdk.ton.dex): quote(), swap(), quoteSTONfi(), quoteDeDust(), swapSTONfi(), swapDeDust()
DNS (sdk.ton.dns): check(), resolve(), getAuctions(), startAuction(), bid(), link(), unlink(), setSiteRecord()
Signed Transfers: createTransfer(), createJettonTransfer(), getPublicKey(), getWalletVersion()
Utils: toNano(), fromNano(), validateAddress()
sdk.telegramMessages: sendMessage(), editMessage(), deleteMessage(), forwardMessage(), pinMessage(), searchMessages(), scheduleMessage(), getScheduledMessages(), deleteScheduledMessage(), sendScheduledNow(), getReplies()
Media: sendPhoto(), sendVideo(), sendVoice(), sendFile(), sendGif(), sendSticker(), downloadMedia()
Chat & Users: getChatInfo(), getUserInfo(), resolveUsername(), getParticipants(), getDialogs(), getHistory()
Interactive: sendDice(), sendReaction(), createPoll(), createQuiz()
Moderation: banUser(), unbanUser(), muteUser(), kickUser()
Stars & Gifts: getStarsBalance(), sendGift(), getAvailableGifts(), getMyGifts(), getResaleGifts(), buyResaleGift(), getStarsTransactions(), transferCollectible(), setCollectiblePrice(), getCollectibleInfo(), getUniqueGift(), getUniqueGiftValue(), sendGiftOffer()
Advanced: getMe(), getMessages(), isAvailable(), setTyping(), sendStory()
sdk.botonInlineQuery(), onCallback(), onChosenResult(), editInlineMessage(), keyboard(), isAvailable, username
sdk.secretsget(), require(), has()
sdk.storageget(), set(), delete(), has(), clear() (KV with TTL)
sdk.dbRaw better-sqlite3 database, isolated per plugin
sdk.configSanitized app config (no API keys)
sdk.pluginConfigPlugin-specific config from config.yaml
sdk.loginfo(), warn(), error(), debug()
sdk.on()Register hooks: tool:before, tool:after, tool:error, prompt:before, prompt:after, session:start, session:end, message:receive, response:before, response:after, response:error, agent:start, agent:stop

Lifecycle hooks: migrate(db), start(ctx) (with ctx.sdk), stop(), onMessage(event), onCallbackQuery(event)

Security: all SDK objects are frozen. Plugins never see API keys or other plugins' data.


Architecture

Tech Stack

LayerTechnology
LLMMulti-provider via pi-ai (16 providers: Anthropic, Codex, Grok Build, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Groq, OpenRouter, Moonshot, Mistral, Cerebras, ZAI, MiniMax, Hugging Face, Gocoon, Local)
Telegram UserbotGramJS Layer 223 fork (MTProto)
Inline BotGrammy (Bot API, plugin inline cards and callbacks)
BlockchainTON SDK (W5R1 wallet)
DeFiSTON.fi SDK, DeDust SDK
Databasebetter-sqlite3 with WAL mode
Vector Searchsqlite-vec (cosine similarity)
Full-Text SearchSQLite FTS5 (BM25 ranking)
Embeddings@huggingface/transformers (local ONNX) or Voyage AI
MCP Client@modelcontextprotocol/sdk (stdio + SSE + Streamable HTTP)
WebUIHono (API) + React + Vite (frontend)
LanguageTypeScript 5.7, Node.js 22.22.2+ LTS

Project Structure

src/
├── index.ts                # Entry point, TeletonApp lifecycle, graceful shutdown
├── agent/                  # Core agent runtime
│   ├── runtime.ts          # Agentic loop (5 iterations, tool calling, masking, compaction)
│   ├── client.ts           # Multi-provider LLM client
│   └── tools/              # 128 base tools plus 5 optional system tools
│       ├── register-all.ts # Central tool registration (9 categories)
│       ├── registry.ts     # Tool registry, scope filtering, provider limits
│       ├── module-loader.ts    # Built-in module loading (TON Proxy + exec)
│       ├── plugin-loader.ts    # External plugin discovery, validation, hot-reload
│       ├── mcp-loader.ts       # MCP client (stdio/SSE), tool discovery, lifecycle
│       ├── telegram/       # Telegram operations (83 tools)
│       ├── ton/            # TON blockchain + jettons + DEX router (15 tools)
│       ├── stonfi/         # STON.fi DEX (5 tools)
│       ├── dedust/         # DeDust DEX (5 tools)
│       ├── dns/            # TON DNS (8 tools)
│       ├── exec/           # System execution — YOLO mode (4 tools)
│       ├── journal/        # Business journal (3 tools)
│       └── workspace/      # File operations (6 tools)
├── bot/                    # Plugin inline-query and callback routing
│   ├── inline-router.ts    # Namespaced plugin inline handlers
│   ├── callback-router.ts  # Nonce-based callback dispatch
│   ├── gramjs-bot.ts       # Userbot-to-bot inline transport
│   └── services/           # Shared inline transport
├── telegram/               # Telegram integration layer
│   ├── bridge.ts           # GramJS wrapper (peer cache, message parsing, keyboards)
│   ├── handlers.ts         # Message routing, rate limiting, ChatQueue, feed storage
│   ├── admin.ts            # Runtime admin commands
│   ├── debounce.ts         # Message batching for groups
│   ├── formatting.ts       # Markdown → Telegram HTML
│   ├── task-executor.ts    # Scheduled task runner
│   ├── task-dependency-resolver.ts  # DAG-based task chains
│   └── callbacks/          # Inline button routing
├── memory/                 # Storage and knowledge
│   ├── schema.ts           # 16 tables, 42 indexes/triggers, FTS5, vec0, semver migrations
│   ├── database.ts         # SQLite + WAL + sqlite-vec
│   ├── search/             # RAG system (hybrid vector + BM25 fusion via RRF)
│   ├── embeddings/         # Local ONNX + Voyage AI + caching provider
│   ├── compaction.ts       # Context auto-compaction with AI summarization
│   ├── observation-masking.ts  # Tool result compression (~90% savings)
│   └── daily-logs.ts       # Automatic session summaries
├── ton/                    # TON blockchain
│   ├── wallet-service.ts   # W5R1 wallet, PBKDF2 key caching, encrypted storage
│   ├── transfer.ts         # TON send operations
│   └── payment-verifier.ts # On-chain payment verification with replay protection
├── ton-proxy/             # TON Proxy module (Tonutils-Proxy lifecycle)
│   ├── manager.ts         # Binary download, start/stop, PID file, health checks
│   ├── module.ts          # Module lifecycle integration
│   └── tools.ts           # ton_proxy_status tool
├── sdk/                    # Plugin SDK (v2.1.0)
│   ├── index.ts            # SDK factory (createPluginSDK, all objects frozen)
│   ├── ton.ts              # TON service for plugins
│   ├── telegram.ts         # Telegram service for plugins
│   ├── secrets.ts          # 3-tier secret resolution (env → file → config)
│   └── storage.ts          # KV store with TTL
├── session/                # Session management
│   ├── store.ts            # Session persistence (SQLite, daily reset, idle expiry)
│   └── transcript.ts       # JSONL conversation transcripts
├── soul/                   # System prompt assembly
│   └── loader.ts           # 10 sections: soul + security + strategy + memory + context + ...
├── config/                 # Configuration
│   ├── schema.ts           # Zod schemas + validation
│   ├── providers.ts        # Multi-provider LLM registry (16 providers)
│   └── model-catalog.ts    # Shared model catalog (70+ models across all providers)
├── webui/                  # Optional web dashboard
│   ├── server.ts           # Hono server, auth middleware, static serving
│   └── routes/             # 14 route groups (status, tools, logs, memory, soul, plugins, mcp, tasks, workspace, config, marketplace, hooks, ton-proxy, setup)
├── api/                    # Management API (HTTPS control plane)
│   ├── server.ts           # Hono HTTPS server, TLS, middleware stack
│   ├── bootstrap.ts        # API-only mode (no config needed)
│   ├── middleware/          # Auth, rate-limit, audit, request-id
│   └── routes/             # Agent lifecycle, system, logs, memory, auth
├── constants/              # Centralized limits, timeouts, API endpoints
├── utils/                  # Logger, sanitize, retry, fetch
├── workspace/              # Path validator (anti-traversal, anti-symlink)
├── templates/              # Workspace template files (SOUL.md, etc.)
└── cli/                    # CLI commands (setup, config, doctor, mcp)

web/                        # React + Vite frontend (11 pages)
packages/sdk/               # Published @teleton-agent/sdk

Security

Multi-Layer Defense

LayerProtection
Prompt injectionsanitizeForPrompt() strips control chars, invisible unicode, markdown injection. sanitizeForContext() for RAG results
Immutable configSOUL.md, STRATEGY.md, SECURITY.md cannot be modified by the agent
Workspace sandboxAgent confined to ~/.teleton/workspace/, recursive URL decoding blocks double-encoding attacks, symlinks detected and blocked
Plugin isolationFrozen SDK objects, sanitized config (no API keys), isolated per-plugin databases, npm ci --ignore-scripts
Wallet protectionFile permissions 0o600, KeyPair cached (single PBKDF2), mnemonic never exposed to plugins
Memory protectionMemory writes blocked in group chats to prevent poisoning
Payment securityVerified payment hashes are recorded with INSERT OR IGNORE, preventing replay of the same transaction
Exec auditAll YOLO mode commands logged to exec_audit table with user, command, output, and timestamps
Pino redactionStructured logging with automatic redaction of apiKey, password, secret, token, mnemonic fields
Tool access controlPer-tool access level (all, allow-list, admin, off), DM vs group gated by global policies, per-group module permissions, all runtime-configurable

Reporting Vulnerabilities

Do not open public issues for security vulnerabilities. Contact maintainers (t.me/zkproof) directly or use GitHub's private security advisory feature.

Best Practices

  1. Use a dedicated Telegram account
  2. Backup your 24-word mnemonic securely offline
  3. Start with restrictive policies (admin-only or allowlist)
  4. Set file permissions: chmod 600 ~/.teleton/wallet.json
  5. Never commit config.yaml to version control
  6. Review SECURITY.md and customize for your use case

Development

Setup

git clone https://github.com/TONresistor/teleton-agent.git
cd teleton-agent
npm install
npm run setup
npm run dev  # Watch mode with auto-restart

Commands

npm run build       # SDK → backend (tsup) → frontend (vite)
npm run start       # Start agent (compiled)
npm run dev         # Development mode (watch, tsx)
npm run dev:web     # Frontend dev server (port 5173, proxied to 7777)
npm run setup       # Run setup wizard
npm run doctor      # Health checks
npm run typecheck   # Type checking
npm run lint        # ESLint
npm run test        # Vitest
npm run format      # Prettier

Documentation

Full documentation is available in the docs/ directory:

SectionDescription
Configuration GuideComplete reference for every config option
Deployment GuideDocker, systemd, docker-compose, VPS
Plugin DevelopmentStep-by-step plugin tutorial
Telegram SetupAPI credentials, policies, 2FA, admin commands
TON WalletWallet setup, DEX trading, security
Management APIHTTPS API, bootstrap mode, authentication, endpoints

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide.

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch from main
  3. Make your changes
  4. Verify: npm run typecheck && npm run lint && npm test
  5. Open a Pull Request against main

Contributors


License

MIT License - See LICENSE for details.


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