How to use an AI assistant in Telegram

Give the assistant one message to improve, then check that it kept the facts. Here is a complete example you can reuse.

Mira public Telegram profile

Mira

@mira

Draft or revise a message and ask follow-up questions.

Open Mira

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Open Mira and send one task

Mira’s quickstart describes starting its Telegram assistant and sending a request. Use the button above and check @mira. For this exercise, use ordinary text; account connections are unnecessary.

Try this message edit

This is an original practice brief, not a captured bot result:

Make this message clear and friendly. Keep Friday at 3 pm, the three screenshots and the request for confirmation. Do not add a promise or excuse. Give me one version.

Message: Hey, about Friday, I can send the three screenshots at 3 pm, is that okay? just confirm please.

Check the result against the brief

A valid edit might read: “I can send the three screenshots on Friday at 3 pm. Please confirm whether that works for you.” This is our manually written reference answer. Check your bot’s reply against those three facts; it can use different wording.

If it changes 3 pm to “this afternoon” or promises an update you did not offer, ask for that detail to be corrected. Keep the useful part instead of restarting the whole conversation.

Use Telegram’s editor for a quick rewrite

Telegram also documents a built-in AI text editor for grammar, rewriting and translation. Use a conversational bot when you want custom instructions or follow-up questions.

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