Summary: NemoClaw natively supports a Telegram bridge that forwards messages between a Telegram bot and the OpenClaw agent, enabling operators to interact with the agent remotely from any device.

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How the NemoClaw Telegram bridge works:

• Operator creates a Telegram bot via BotFather and obtains a bot token

• The onboard wizard collects your bot token and registers it as an OpenShell credential provider

• nemoclaw onboard configures the bridge; nemoclaw start launches all auxiliary services including the channel bridge and cloudflared tunnel

• Operator sends a message in Telegram; the bridge forwards it to the OpenClaw agent inside the sandbox

• The agent’s response is returned to Telegram

The bot token is the only configuration required—no custom server, webhook setup, or mobile app development. Use ALLOWED_CHAT_IDS to restrict access.

Takeaway: NemoClaw provides a native Telegram bridge for remote agent interaction, requiring only a bot token to enable bidirectional messaging.

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