dsh-telegram-bridge

In daily development the dsh Agent workspace is typically tied to a terminal or a local Web UI, so stepping away from the desk means losing the thread. dsh-telegram-bridge turns a Telegram private chat into a direct entry point: send a message and the Agent reasons, calls tools, and executes commands; replies arrive as structured cards and rich text, with no browser or window switching required.

Its core capabilities revolve around reliability, responsiveness, and control. Messages line up in a bounded queue that can be interrupted at any time, which also clears pending items. A live status line surfaces what the Agent is actually doing—calling a tool or running a command—so long tasks no longer resemble a frozen connection. Each chat keeps the last N independent sessions, and model, reasoning effort, and Agent preset can be switched on the fly. Replies render structured blocks such as key-value pairs, step lists, tables, and todo items, while long messages are intelligently split at paragraph and code-block boundaries so structure is never lost.

The plugin is built for developers and researchers who already run dsh Agent and want to extend the interaction to their phone or any chat client. It runs inside the dsh profile with no extra webhook server, and a dedicated section in the dsh Web UI settings page lets you manage Bot Token, proxy, default model, queue limits, and status-line behaviour with minimal setup.