Documentation
PanguBot — Telegram Group Management
A powerful, feature-rich Telegram group bot built on Cloudflare Workers. Everything you need to keep your groups safe, clean, and well-organised.
50+Commands
8Feature Areas
∞Groups Supported
Moderation
Ban, kick, mute, warn with reasons, temp-bans, and mod logs
Filters & Notes
Auto-replies, hashtag notes, saved content with media support
Welcome System
Custom welcome/goodbye with variables, random variants, buttons
Captcha
Button or math captcha with auto-kick, custom text
Flood Control
Rate-limiting with configurable ban/kick/mute actions
Federations
Cross-group ban sync across multiple communities
Log Channel
Every mod action logged to a dedicated channel
Auto-Clean
Auto-delete service msgs, commands, and bot replies
Use the sidebar to navigate by topic, or use the search box to find a specific command. Each command card expands to show syntax and examples — tap to open.
Quick Start
Get PanguBot running in your group in under 2 minutes.
- 1Add the bot — Search for
@PanguBoton Telegram and add it to your group, or use the Add to Group button from the bot's profile. - 2Make it admin — Go to Group Settings → Admins → Add Admin. Give it Delete Messages, Ban Users, and Restrict Members permissions at minimum.
- 3Test it works — Send
/idin your group. The bot should reply with the chat ID and your user ID. - 4Set up a welcome — Run
/setwelcome Welcome {mention}! 👋to greet new members automatically. - 5Set your rules — Run
/setrulesfollowed by your group rules. Members can view them with/rules. - 6Enable captcha (optional) — Run
/captcha onto require new members to verify before chatting. - 7Set up log channel (optional) — Create a channel, add the bot as admin there, then run
/setlog @yourchannelin your group.
You can manage your group's notes, filters, and rules from a private chat with the bot using /connect [group_id]. This is handy for editing content without cluttering the group.
Variables & Buttons
Use dynamic variables and inline buttons in welcome messages, notes, filters, and posts.
Variables
These placeholders are replaced with real values when the message is sent.
| Variable | Replaced With |
|---|---|
| {first} | User's first name |
| {last} | User's last name (empty if none) |
| {fullname} | First + last name combined |
| {username} | @username, or full name if no username |
| {mention} | Clickable name link (tg://user?id=…) |
| {name} | Alias for {mention} |
| {id} | User's numeric Telegram ID |
| {chatname} | Group or chat title |
| {group} | Alias for {chatname} |
Random Variants
Separate multiple versions with %%% — the bot picks one randomly each time.
Welcome {mention}! Happy to have you! 🎉
%%%
Hey {first}, glad you joined! 👋
%%%
{mention} just joined — welcome aboard! 🚀
Inline Buttons
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
| [Text](buttonurl://https://url) | Default grey URL button |
| [Text](buttonurl#primary://https://url) | Blue button |
| [Text](buttonurl#blue://https://url) | Blue button (alias) |
| [Text](buttonurl#danger://https://url) | Red button |
| [Text](buttonurl#red://https://url) | Red button (alias) |
| [Text](buttonurl#success://https://url) | Green button |
| [Text](buttonurl#green://https://url) | Green button (alias) |
| [Text](copytext://text to copy) | Button that copies text to clipboard |
Put multiple buttons on the same line by placing them on the same row. Put them on separate lines to stack them vertically.
Multi-button Example
/setwelcome Welcome {mention} to {chatname}! 🎉
[📜 Rules](buttonurl#primary://https://t.me/c/123) [💬 Support](buttonurl://https://t.me/support)
[📢 Channel](buttonurl#success://https://t.me/channel)
Ban & Kick
Remove users from your group permanently, temporarily, or just once.
All commands work by reply, @username, or user ID. Admins cannot be banned or kicked.
/banPermanently ban a user
admin▼
Permanently bans a user. They cannot rejoin unless unbanned.
/ban [reply | @user | ID] [reason]
Examples
/ban @spammer Posting links
(reply to a message) /ban Rule violation
/tbanTemporarily ban a user
admin▼
Bans a user for a set duration. They can rejoin after it expires. Supports
m (minutes), h (hours), d (days)./tban [reply | @user | ID] [duration]
Examples
/tban @user 30m
/tban @user 2h
(reply) /tban 3d
/unbanUnban a user
admin▼
Removes the ban so the user can rejoin via invite link.
/unban [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/unban @user
/kickKick a user (can rejoin)
admin▼
Removes the user from the group but does not ban them. They can rejoin via invite link immediately.
/kick [reply | @user | ID] [reason]
Example
/kick @user Spamming
/kickmeKick yourself from the group
user▼
Any member can use this to remove themselves. They can rejoin via invite link.
Example
/kickme
Mute
Silence users without removing them from the group.
/muteMute a user
admin▼
Prevents the user from sending any type of message. Add a duration to auto-unmute.
/mute [reply | @user | ID] [optional duration]
Examples
/mute @user
/mute @user 30m
(reply) /mute 2h
/unmuteUnmute a user
admin▼
Restores all message permissions for the user.
/unmute [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/unmute @user
Warnings
A progressive discipline system — warn users and auto-action them when they hit the limit.
/warnWarn a user
admin▼
Issues a warning. Shows current warn count and an inline button to remove the warn. When the user hits the limit, the configured action (ban/kick/mute) triggers automatically.
/warn [reply | @user | ID] [reason]
Examples
/warn @user Posting links
(reply to message) /warn Spamming
/dwarnWarn and delete the message
admin▼
Reply to a message — warns the sender AND deletes that message in one go.
/dwarn [reason] (must reply to a message)
Example
(reply to message) /dwarn Inappropriate content
/swarnWarn silently (command deleted)
admin▼
Warns silently — the /swarn command is deleted so members don't see the moderation action. If the warn limit is hit, a brief notice is sent.
/swarn [reply | @user | ID] [reason]
Example
(reply) /swarn Breaking rules
/unwarn / /rmwarnRemove last warning
admin▼
Removes the most recent warning from a user.
/rmwarn is an alias./unwarn [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/unwarn @user
/warnsView warnings for a user
user▼
Shows all active warnings. Members can check their own warns without specifying a user.
/warns [reply | @user | ID]
Examples
/warns @user
/warns (shows your own)
/resetwarnsClear all warnings
admin▼
/resetwarns [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/resetwarns @user
/setwarnlimitSet warn limit (default 3)
admin▼
/setwarnlimit [number 1–100]
Example
/setwarnlimit 5
/setwarnmodeAction when limit is reached
admin▼
Sets whether the user gets banned, kicked, or muted when they hit the warn limit.
/setwarnmode [ban | kick | mute]
Example
/setwarnmode ban
/setwarntimeSet warn expiry
admin▼
Warnings older than this duration are automatically removed. Supports
m, h, d, w. Use off to disable expiry./setwarntime [time | off]
Examples
/setwarntime 7d
/setwarntime 12w
/setwarntime off
/warnsettingsView current warn config
admin▼
Shows current warn limit, action mode, and expiry setting.
Example
/warnsettings
/setwarnreactionReact to warned message
admin▼
When enabled, the bot reacts with ⚠️ to the offending message when a user is warned via a reply.
/setwarnreaction [on | off]
Example
/setwarnreaction on
Locks
Block specific message types from being sent by regular members.
Approved users and admins bypass all locks. See the Approve section to whitelist trusted members.
/lockLock a message type
admin▼
Messages of the locked type sent by regular members are automatically deleted.
/lock [type]
Available Types
sticker gif url forward bot
audio voice video photo document
poll location contact reaction
Examples
/lock sticker
/lock url
/lock reaction (disables all reactions group-wide)
/unlockUnlock a message type
admin▼
/unlock [type]
Example
/unlock sticker
/locksList all active locks
user▼
Example
/locks
Flood Control
Automatically action users who send too many messages too quickly.
/setfloodSet flood limit
admin▼
Sets how many messages per 10 seconds triggers the flood action. Use
off to disable./setflood [2–100 | off]
Examples
/setflood 5
/setflood off
/setfloodmodeAction on flood detection
admin▼
Default is mute (5 minutes). Set to
ban or kick for stricter enforcement./setfloodmode [ban | kick | mute]
Example
/setfloodmode ban
/floodShow flood settings
user▼
Example
/flood
Blacklist
Automatically delete messages containing banned words and action the sender.
/blacklistAdd words to blacklist
admin▼
Add one or more comma-separated words. Messages containing these words are deleted and the sender is actioned.
/blacklist [word1, word2, ...]
Examples
/blacklist spam
/blacklist badword1, badword2, offensive
/unblacklistRemove a word
admin▼
/unblacklist [word]
Example
/unblacklist spam
/blacklistsShow all blacklisted words
user▼
Example
/blacklists
/setblacklistmodeAction on trigger
admin▼
Sets what happens when a blacklisted word is detected. Default is
warn./setblacklistmode [warn | mute | kick | ban]
Example
/setblacklistmode ban
Filters
Set up keyword-triggered auto-replies with text, media, or buttons.
Filters support media — reply to a photo/video/sticker/document with /filter keyword to save it as the reply.
/filterAdd a keyword auto-reply
admin▼
When a member's message contains the keyword (or exact phrase in quotes), the bot replies automatically. Multi-word phrases must be quoted.
/filter [word] [reply text]
/filter "multi word phrase" [reply text]
(reply to media) /filter [word]
Examples
/filter hello Hi there! Welcome! 👋
/filter "good morning" Good morning everyone! ☀️
(reply to a photo) /filter rules
/filtersList all active filters
user▼
Example
/filters
/stopRemove a filter
admin▼
/stop [word or phrase]
Examples
/stop hello
/stop good morning
Notes
Save and retrieve content by name — text, photos, videos, and documents with optional buttons.
Retrieve any note with #notename directly in chat — no command needed! E.g. just type #rules.
/saveSave a note
admin▼
Saves text, or reply to a photo/video/document to save media. Supports inline buttons and variables.
/save [name] [content]
(reply to message/photo/video) /save [name]
Examples
/save rules Please read the group rules!
[📜 View Rules](buttonurl#primary://https://t.me/c/123)
(reply to a photo) /save banner
/save welcome Welcome {mention}! You're member #{id}.
/getRetrieve a note
user▼
Retrieves a saved note. Alternatively, just type
#notename in chat./get [name]
Examples
/get rules
#rules (inline shortcut)
/notesList all notes
user▼
Lists all saved note names. Notes are shown as
#name hashtag format.Example
/notes
/delnoteDelete a note
admin▼
/delnote [name]
Example
/delnote rules
Links
Save keyword-triggered messages with clickable URL button panels.
/setlinkSave a keyword with buttons
admin▼
When anyone types the keyword, the bot sends the description with the configured URL buttons. Buttons on the same line appear side by side.
/setlink [keyword] [description]
[Btn1](buttonurl://url1) [Btn2](buttonurl://url2)
[Btn3](buttonurl://url3)
Example
/setlink website Our official links!
[🌐 Website](buttonurl://https://example.com) [📢 Channel](buttonurl://https://t.me/channel)
[💬 Support](buttonurl://https://t.me/support)
/dellinkDelete a link keyword
admin▼
/dellink [keyword]
Example
/dellink website
/linksList all saved links
user▼
Example
/links
Welcome & Goodbye
Greet new members and farewell departing ones with fully customised messages.
Use variables like {mention}, {chatname} and %%% for random variants. See the Variables & Buttons page for all options.
/setwelcomeSet welcome message
admin▼
Shown when a new member joins. Supports all variables, random variants (%%%), and inline buttons.
/setwelcome [message with optional buttons]
Example
/setwelcome Welcome {mention} to {chatname}! 🎉
Read the rules before chatting.
[📜 Rules](buttonurl#primary://https://t.me/c/123) [💬 Chat](buttonurl://https://t.me/group)
/welcomeShow current welcome message
admin▼
Example
/welcome
/clearwelcomeClear welcome message
admin▼
Removes the custom welcome. The bot falls back to a default message.
Example
/clearwelcome
/setgoodbyeSet goodbye message
admin▼
Shown when a member leaves. Supports all variables.
/setgoodbye [message]
Example
/setgoodbye Goodbye {mention}, we'll miss you! 👋
/goodbyeShow current goodbye message
admin▼
Example
/goodbye
/cleargoodbyeClear goodbye message
admin▼
Example
/cleargoodbye
/cleanwelcomeAuto-delete old welcome messages
admin▼
When enabled, the previous welcome message is deleted each time a new member joins, keeping the chat clean.
/cleanwelcome [on | off]
Example
/cleanwelcome on
Captcha
Verify new members are human before they can chat.
New members are muted until they complete verification. If they don't, you can configure the bot to kick them automatically.
/captchaEnable / disable captcha
admin▼
/captcha [on | off]
Example
/captcha on
/captchamodebutton or math verification
admin▼
button — member taps a button to verify (default).
math — member solves a simple arithmetic question (multiple choice).
math — member solves a simple arithmetic question (multiple choice).
/captchamode [button | math]
Example
/captchamode math
/captchakickKick if not verified in time
admin▼
When enabled, users who don't complete the captcha within the kick time are automatically kicked.
/captchakick [on | off]
Example
/captchakick on
/captchakicktimeTime before auto-kick
admin▼
Default is 5 minutes. Supports
m, h, d./captchakicktime [time]
Example
/captchakicktime 10m
/captchamutetimeAuto-unmute after time
admin▼
Auto-unmutes users even if they haven't solved the captcha. Use
off to keep them muted until solved (recommended with captchakick)./captchamutetime [time | off]
Example
/captchamutetime off
/setcaptchatextCustom button text
admin▼
Customises the text on the verification button (button mode only).
/setcaptchatext [button text]
Example
/setcaptchatext ✅ Tap here to verify
/resetcaptchatextReset button text to default
admin▼
Resets to default: "✅ I'm not a bot"
Example
/resetcaptchatext
/captchasettingsView all captcha settings
admin▼
Example
/captchasettings
Anti-Raid
Automatically ban users during coordinated join floods.
Anti-raid bans users who join when the join rate exceeds the threshold. The default threshold is 10 joins within the configured time window.
/antiraidEnable / disable anti-raid
admin▼
/antiraid [on | off]
Example
/antiraid on
/antiraidtimeSet join window duration
admin▼
Sets the time window in seconds for counting joins. Default is 60 seconds.
/antiraidtime [seconds 5–600]
Example
/antiraidtime 30
Approve
Whitelist trusted users so they bypass locks, flood control, and blacklist checks.
/approveApprove a user
admin▼
Approved users bypass locks (sticker, URL, etc.), flood control, and blacklist checks.
/approve [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/approve @trusteduser
/unapproveRemove approval
admin▼
/unapprove [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/unapprove @user
/approvedList approved users
admin▼
Example
/approved
/settagSet a visible tag on a member
admin▼
Sets a visible label shown next to a member's name in the group. Leave tag empty to remove it. Requires Bot API 9.5+ and restrict members permission.
/settag [reply | @user | ID] [tag text]
Examples
/settag @user VIP
(reply) /settag (removes tag)
Federations
Sync bans across multiple groups with a shared ban list.
Create a federation with /newfed, then share the Fed ID with other group admins so they can /joinfed. Anyone /fbanned is banned in all member groups.
Setup
/newfedCreate a federation
admin▼
Creates a new federation and gives you a unique Fed ID to share.
/newfed [federation name]
Example
/newfed My Communities Network
/joinfedJoin a federation
admin▼
/joinfed [fed_id]
Example
/joinfed ABC12345
/leavefedLeave current federation
admin▼
Example
/leavefed
/delfedDelete your federation
admin▼
Permanently deletes the federation. Only the owner can do this.
Example
/delfed
/renamefedRename your federation
admin▼
/renamefed [new name]
Example
/renamefed New Network Name
Fed Bans
/fbanBan across all fed groups
admin▼
Bans the user in every group that has joined the federation. You must be a fed admin.
/fban [reply | @user | ID] [reason]
Example
/fban @scammer Promoting scam links
/funban / /unfbanRemove fed ban
admin▼
/funban [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/funban @user
/fedstatCheck a user's fed status
user▼
Shows if a user is banned in the federation, or their role (owner/admin).
/fedstat [reply | @user | ID] [optional fedID]
Examples
/fedstat @user
/fedstat @user ABC12345
Admin Management
/fedpromotePromote to fed admin
admin▼
Grants the user permission to use /fban and /funban across all fed groups.
/fedpromote [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/fedpromote @moderator
/feddemoteDemote fed admin
admin▼
/feddemote [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/feddemote @user
/fedinfoShow federation info
user▼
Shows the current federation name, ID, owner, member count, and ban count.
Example
/fedinfo
/fedadminsList fed admins
user▼
Example
/fedadmins
Rules
Set group rules that members can view any time with /rules.
/setrulesSet group rules
admin▼
Can also be run from a private chat connected to the group via
/connect./setrules [rules text]
Example
/setrules 1. Be respectful
2. No spam or self-promotion
3. No NSFW content
4. English only
5. Follow Telegram TOS
/rulesShow group rules
user▼
Example
/rules
/clearrulesClear rules
admin▼
Example
/clearrules
Admin Tools
Pins, promotions, reactions, invites, slowmode, and more utility commands.
Pins
/pinPin a message (silently)
admin▼
Reply to a message to pin it. Add
loud to notify all members./pin
/pin loud
Examples
(reply to message) /pin
(reply to message) /pin loud
/unpinUnpin the latest pinned message
admin▼
Example
/unpin
/permapinSend a message and pin it
admin▼
/permapin [message text]
Example
/permapin 📢 Welcome to the group! Read /rules first.
Promote & Demote
/promotePromote user to admin
admin▼
Grants standard admin permissions (manage chat, delete messages, restrict members, pin messages, invite users).
/promote [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/promote @moderator
/demoteRemove admin permissions
admin▼
/demote [reply | @user | ID]
Example
/demote @user
Reactions
/reactReact to a message
admin▼
Adds an emoji reaction to the replied message. The /react command is deleted silently. Add
big for an animated big reaction./react [emoji]
/react [emoji] big
Examples
(reply) /react 🔥
(reply) /react 👍 big
(reply) /react ⚠️
/removereactionsRemove all reactions from a message
admin▼
Clears all reactions from the replied message. Command is deleted silently.
Example
(reply to message) /removereactions
Slowmode & Invite
/slowmodeSet message rate limit
admin▼
Sets Telegram's built-in slowmode. Use 0 to disable. Only specific values are valid.
/slowmode [0 | 10 | 30 | 60 | 300 | 900 | 3600]
Examples
/slowmode 30
/slowmode 0 (disable)
/linkGet or revoke invite link
admin▼
Shows the current invite link. Use
/link revoke to generate a new link and invalidate the old one./link
/link revoke
Examples
/link
/link revoke
Disable / Enable Commands
/disableDisable a command in this group
admin▼
Prevents the command from being used in the group. Silently ignores it when triggered.
/disable [command]
Example
/disable rules
/enableRe-enable a command
admin▼
/enable [command]
Example
/enable rules
/disabledList disabled commands
admin▼
Example
/disabled
Name Tracking & Info
/nametrackTrack name / username changes
admin▼
When enabled, the bot announces in the group whenever a member changes their first name, last name, or username. Detection happens on their next message.
/nametrack [on | off]
Example
/nametrack on
/infoGet user info
user▼
Shows name, ID, username, group status, and whether the user has a profile photo.
/info [reply | @user | ID]
Examples
/info @user
(reply) /info
/info (shows your own)
/adminlistList all group admins
user▼
Shows owner and all admins with their custom titles if set.
Example
/adminlist
/chatinfoDetailed group info
user▼
Shows title, ID, type, username, member count, admin count, description, slowmode, forum status, and linked chat.
Example
/chatinfo
/idGet chat and user IDs
user▼
Shows the chat ID, your ID, and optionally the replied user's ID.
Examples
/id
(reply to user) /id
Clean & Purge
Delete messages, purge history, and auto-clean service messages and bot responses.
Delete & Purge
/delDelete a specific message
admin▼
Reply to any message to delete it. The /del command is also deleted.
Example
(reply to message) /del
/purgeBulk delete messages
admin▼
Reply to a message to delete from there up to the current message, or provide a count to delete the last N messages (max 100).
/purge (reply to start point)
/purge [count 1–100]
Examples
(reply to message) /purge
/purge 20
/purgefrom → /purgetoPurge a range of messages
admin▼
Mark the start with
/purgefrom, then reply to the last message with /purgeto.Example
(reply to first message) /purgefrom
(reply to last message) /purgeto
Clean Service Messages
/cleanserviceAuto-delete service messages
admin▼
Automatically deletes Telegram service messages. Enable specific types or use
on for all./cleanservice on
/cleanservice off
/cleanservice [type1] [type2] ...
Available Types
join leave pin photo title videochat other
Examples
/cleanservice on (all types)
/cleanservice join leave
/nocleanserviceStop cleaning a service type
admin▼
/nocleanservice [type | all]
Example
/nocleanservice pin
/cleanservicetypesList service types
user▼
Example
/cleanservicetypes
Clean Command Messages
/cleancommandAuto-delete command messages
admin▼
Automatically deletes command messages after handling. Types:
admin (ban/mute/warn etc), user (get/info/id etc), other (unrecognised commands for other bots), or all./cleancommand [all | admin | user | other | off]
Examples
/cleancommand all
/cleancommand admin user
/cleancommand off
/keepcommandStop deleting a command type
admin▼
/keepcommand [all | admin | user | other]
Example
/keepcommand admin
/cleancommandtypesList command types
user▼
Example
/cleancommandtypes
Clean Bot Replies
/cleanmsgAuto-delete bot messages after 5 min
admin▼
Bot messages of these types are automatically deleted 5 minutes after being sent. Types:
action (ban/mute/kick notices), filter (filter replies), note (note replies)./cleanmsg [all | action | filter | note | off]
Examples
/cleanmsg all
/cleanmsg action
/cleanmsg off
/keepmsgStop auto-deleting a message type
admin▼
/keepmsg [all | action | filter | note]
Example
/keepmsg filter
/cleanmsgtypesList message types
user▼
Example
/cleanmsgtypes
Post & Echo
/postSend a clean formatted post
admin▼
Sends a clean message from the bot. Your /post command is deleted. Supports inline buttons, variables, and media (send a photo/video with /post as caption).
/post [message with optional buttons]
Examples
/post 📢 Server maintenance at 10pm UTC tonight!
/post 🎉 Giveaway time!
[🎁 Enter](buttonurl#success://https://t.me/c/1) [ℹ️ Rules](buttonurl://https://t.me/c/2)
/echoBot repeats your text
admin▼
Sends your text as a bot message. Your /echo command is deleted.
/echo [text]
Example
/echo Hello everyone! Welcome to the new members 👋
Report
/reportReport a message to admins
user▼
Notifies all group admins by mention. Reply to the offending message.
Example
(reply to message) /report
/reportsEnable / disable reporting
admin▼
/reports [on | off]
Example
/reports off
Log Channel
Forward all moderation actions to a dedicated Telegram channel.
Every ban, kick, mute, warn, flood action, and blacklist trigger is automatically sent to the log channel. You can set a per-group log channel for each group.
Setup Steps
- 1Create a Telegram channel (private is fine).
- 2Add PanguBot as an admin in that channel (needs only "Post Messages" permission).
- 3Get the channel ID by forwarding any message from it to
@userinfobot, or use its@username. - 4Run
/setlog -1001234567890(or/setlog @yourchannel) in your group.
/setlogConnect a log channel
admin▼
/setlog [channel_id | @username]
Examples
/setlog -1001234567890
/setlog @mylogchannel
/unsetlogDisconnect log channel
admin▼
Disconnects the log channel. A final notification is sent to the channel.
Example
/unsetlog
/logstatusCheck log channel connection
admin▼
Shows the connected channel name and sends a test message to verify it is still working.
Example
/logstatus
Private Connect
Manage your group's notes, filters, and rules directly from a private chat with the bot.
After connecting, you can use /save, /filter, /setrules, /notes, /filters, and /rules from PM without cluttering your group.
/connectConnect PM to a group
user▼
Run this command in private chat with the bot. Get the group ID by running
/id in your group first./connect [group_id]
Example
/connect -1001234567890
/disconnectDisconnect from group
user▼
Example
/disconnect
/connectedShow connected group
user▼
Shows the name and ID of the group your PM is currently connected to.
Example
/connected
Misc & Info
Bot info commands and developer-only broadcast tools.
General
/startIntroduction & feature overview
user▼
Shows the bot welcome message in private chat with links to commands and documentation.
Example
/start (in PM)
/helpShow command list
user▼
In a group, admins see the full admin help; members see the user help. In PM, shows the full command list.
Example
/help
/idGet chat and user IDs
user▼
Shows the chat ID, your user ID, and optionally the replied user's ID.
Example
/id
Developer Commands
These commands are only available to the bot developer in private chat. They are silently ignored for all other users.
/broadcastMessage all groups
dev▼
Sends a message to every group the bot is in. Add
--pin to pin in every group (with notification) or --silent to pin silently./broadcast [message]
/broadcast [message] --pin
/broadcast [message] --silent
Example
/broadcast New features available! Check /help.
/broadcast 🎉 Bot updated! --pin
/broadcastusersPM all bot users
dev▼
Sends a private message to every user who has started the bot.
/broadcastusers [message]
Example
/broadcastusers Hey! Check out our new features.
/botstatsShow total groups & users
dev▼
Example
/botstats
/groupsList all groups with member counts
dev▼
Example
/groups
/usersList all user IDs
dev▼
Example
/users
/backupCreate a full data backup
dev▼
Exports all KV data as a JSON file. Reply to the backup file with
/restore to restore it.Example
/backup
/restoreRestore from a backup file
dev▼
Reply to a
.json backup file to restore all KV data. Shows a confirmation prompt before writing.Example
(reply to backup .json file) /restore