Menambahkan Telegram dan Discord

After WhatsApp, two great next steps are Telegram and Discord. Both connect through the same Gateway you already run.

Connecting Telegram lets you message OpenClaw from that app. It bridges in just like any other supported channel.

The Discord channel brings OpenClaw into your servers and DMs, so you can reach it where your community already hangs out.

Telegram and Discord each have their own pairing steps. You connect one channel at a time, then it stays linked to the Gateway.

Per-platform instructions live under the /channels/ docs. Open the page for Telegram or Discord to follow its exact steps.

A message on Discord reaches the very same OpenClaw as one on WhatsApp. The app changes, the assistant does not.

In busy Discord servers or Telegram groups, you usually want the assistant to reply only when addressed, which config can enforce.

Across these channels you can still send and receive text, images, audio, and documents, not just plain messages.

Each person and chat keeps its own session. Your Telegram thread and a Discord thread stay cleanly separate in memory.

You do not pick just one. Telegram and Discord can run at the same time as WhatsApp, all bridged by one Gateway.

Add the channel that fits how you already chat. Telegram for personal messaging, Discord for communities, both welcome. 💬

You learned to bring in Telegram and Discord through the Gateway, each with its own /channels/ setup, all reaching one assistant. ✅