dsh-telegram-bridge

Your dsh Agent sits on a server or a desktop, but you are rarely at the keyboard. dsh-telegram-bridge moves the entire conversation surface into Telegram: open a chat on your phone, message the bot privately or @ it in a group, and you can send instructions, read replies, and fetch results just as you would in a terminal.

It goes beyond plain chat. Inside Telegram you can list and invoke Agent skills, browse and switch working directories with buttons, create folders, receive multimodal images the Agent generates, upload files into the workspace, or push workspace files back to your phone. Access is whitelist-only by default (usernames or chat IDs), and group mode requires a mention before responding. For users in regions where Telegram is behind a proxy, a single http proxy field in the settings page is all that is needed.

If you run dsh Harness agents for day-to-day tasks and want to drop in a quick instruction, tweak a parameter, or grab a result file while commuting, on a trip, or mid-meeting, this plugin was built for exactly that workflow. Setup stays visual: paste the Bot Token, fill the whitelist, hit Test Connection, and you are done.