Groups & Teams

AI agents built for group chats and teams — moderation, thread summaries, and task tracking across multiple people, not just one-on-one replies.

Top Ranked

1 Combot Analytics, moderation and anti-spam for Telegram groups since 2016. Track your community, keep spam out with CAS, and automate admin tasks. Open
2 TTF Bot A crypto security and DYOR scanner for Telegram. Check token safety, holders and taxes, view charts, and get on-chain alerts across 15+ chains. Open
3 Business AI Chatbot | iSales AI Hub Automate sales and marketing with AI chatbots. Qualify leads, answer customers 24/7 and take payments across Telegram, WhatsApp and Instagram. Open
4 Celestia The best AI-powered moderator for Telegram groups. Anti-spam, captcha and admin tools, plus plain-language AI commands — all from one WebApp. Open
5 OK, Bob! A task manager and AI assistant right inside Telegram. Set tasks like sending a message — for personal to-dos and team work, with reminders and voice input. Open
6 Protectron AI-powered anti-spam and moderation for Telegram groups. Automatically removes spam, ads and NSFW content, and bans repeat offenders across every group. Open
7 Mira Mira is a personal AI agent for Telegram that goes beyond chat — connecting to 1,000+ tools like Notion, GitHub, and Gmail to actually complete tasks, not just answer questions. Open

Why Teams Are Moving to AI Agents Inside Telegram

Group chats are where most real work actually happens on Telegram — decisions get made mid-conversation, tasks get assigned in passing, and important messages get buried within minutes. AI agents built for this category are designed to sit inside that chaos rather than replace it: tracking open decisions, summarizing long threads, moderating spam, and answering repetitive questions so admins and teammates don’t have to.

Unlike a personal chatbot that only responds when spoken to, tools in this category are built to work continuously across a group — reading context from multiple people, remembering what’s already been discussed, and surfacing only what actually needs attention. That’s a meaningfully different job than a one-on-one assistant, which is why we track it as its own category rather than folding it into general AI Chatbots.

Every tool listed here is tested directly inside a real Telegram group before it’s added — checking not just whether it responds correctly, but what admin permissions it requests and whether those permissions match what it actually needs to do.

Frequently asked questions

Group-focused AI agents are built to track multi-person conversations, remember context across many participants, and act continuously rather than only when directly addressed — things a standard one-on-one chatbot typically isn't designed to do.

Most do, to varying degrees — moderation and message-management features specifically require it. What matters is whether the requested permissions match the bot's actual function. See our guide to Telegram bot permissions for what each permission actually means before granting it.

It depends on the bot's privacy mode setting, not just its admin status — a bot can have full admin rights and still only see messages sent as commands, or it can see everything, depending on how its developer configured it. We break this down in more detail in our permissions guide.

Generally yes for tools that have been actively maintained and have a clear, specific privacy policy — but it's worth checking the bot's update history and requested permissions before granting admin access to any group you care about. Our guide on spotting fake or abandoned bots covers the specific red flags to look for.

A basic moderation bot typically applies fixed rules (block a keyword, mute after N warnings). An AI agent in this category can reason about context — deciding whether a flagged message is actually spam, summarizing what a team decided without being asked, or tracking an open task across a long conversation.