hermes agent telegram

Hermes Agent Telegram bot setup

Prepare Telegram bot connectivity for Hermes Agent without exposing tokens or shipping a brittle gateway configuration.

What this workflow solves

Messaging setup breaks when token scope, callback host, model requirements, context windows, or gateway restarts are not tested before launch.

The setup assistant keeps token handling private and gives the team a clean launch sequence.

How the check works

Describe the Telegram mode and gateway host.

Check callback, token hygiene, context-window expectations, and delivery path.

Generate a private setup receipt for the operator.

Common risks to catch early

  • Bot token pasted into docs or shared chat
  • Gateway restart required after platform config changes
  • Models rejected by minimum context-window rules
  • Voice and media dependencies missing on the host

Sample readiness receipt

Status: Needs fixes before production users depend on this route.

Evidence: Workspace notes mention the target surface, but do not yet prove callback host, tool visibility, secret handling, and operator handoff.

Recommended next action: Run the console, save the result, and unlock the complete Team report when the setup is ready for review.

Pricing

Choose monthly or annual billing. Annual billing is selected by default and gives every plan 50% off.

Starter

For one developer validating a Hermes Agent workspace before rollout.

$9.50 / month, billed annually

Annual billing: $114 per year after 50% discount.

  • MCP readiness scan
  • API server review list
  • Docker and gateway risk hints
  • One exportable readiness receipt

Operations

For production teams monitoring Hermes Agent workspaces across gateways and hosted environments.

$49.50 / month, billed annually

Annual billing: $594 per year after 50% discount.

  • Continuous gateway health monitoring
  • Deployment evidence receipts
  • Migration runbooks for OpenClaw teams
  • Operations-grade exports for security reviews