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Lists your chats from local data (free, instant), newest activity first.

Details about one chat: description/bio, member count, username, link, unread state.

Finds public channels, groups and bots on Telegram by name or @username, including ones you haven’t joined.

The topics of a forum group (a group with topics), with unread counts and latest activity.

Checks whether a person in a private chat is online, or when Telegram says they were last active.

Mutes or unmutes a chat, group or channel (muted: true/false).

Moves a chat into the Archive, or back out to the main list (archived: false).

The background a chat currently uses, if it has its own.

Channels and groups you joined most recently, with when they joined.

Marks a chat as unread (or clears the mark with unread: false), like Telegram's "Mark as unread".

Pins a chat to the top of the chat list (or unpins with pinned: false).

Channels, groups and bots by your role: role "owner" (created by you), "admin" (owner or admin) or "member".

As an admin: changes a group's or channel's title, description, or photo (photo: an attached image's name).

Invite links of a group or channel you admin, with their usage, limits and pending requests.

Creates an invite link: optional name, expiry in hours, member limit, and approval of joiners (requires_approval).

Creates a new channel, group or forum group with a title and description, optionally adding user_ids.

Joins a public channel or group (chat_id or @username) or one by invite link (link).

Deletes the whole message history of a chat for you (for_everyone: true also for the other person in a private chat).

Leaves a group or unsubscribes from a channel.

Removes a chat entirely: for a private chat, deletes its history and removes it from the list; for a group or channel you owns…

Changes how a chat works (as its admin, or for a private chat where it applies): auto_delete (seconds: 0 off, 86400 a day, 604800 a week…

Which reactions members may use in a group or channel you admins: all, some (emojis), or none.

In a group with topics: create one (name, no topic_id), or change one (topic_id): rename, close or reopen (closed), pin or unpin (pinned).

Deletes a topic of a group with all its messages.

Who joined a group or channel through one of its invite links (from list_invite_links), and when.

Works out what a Telegram link is and opens it for you: t.me/username (a chat, channel, bot or person: its chat_id and details)…

For a channel you administers (or its direct-messages group): the people who messaged the channel, one conversation (topic) each…

Turns a channel's direct messages on or off (as its owner or an admin), optionally charging star_price Stars per message (0 = free).

The welcome messages a group or channel sends people who join (needs the admin right to send welcome messages), with their ids.

Adds a welcome message to a group or channel, or replaces one with welcome_message_id.

Deletes one welcome message (or all with all: true) from a group or channel.

Reads messages from one chat or channel, newest first.

What's new: reads the latest messages across the chats with activity in the time window, most recent chats first.

Full-text search of messages, in one chat (chat_id) or across all chats.

One message in full, with its link.

Delivers one channel post into the current AI conversation for viewing, playing, or opening.

Messages where you was @mentioned or replied to and hasn't read yet, across all chats.

The pinned messages of a chat or channel, newest first.

The comments under a channel post (with who wrote each and their reactions), or the replies in a group thread.

Sends a message to a chat, or posts in a channel you can post in, optionally with photos, videos or files.

Forwards one or more messages (several at once, in order) to another chat, or to several chats at once with to_chat_ids, Saved Messages included.

Shows a temporary Telegram activity indicator in a chat, such as typing, recording a voice note, uploading media, or choosing a sticker.

Gets the phone's current location and shares it in a chat, optionally live for 1 to 1440 minutes.

Adds an emoji reaction to a message (or removes your reaction).

Marks everything in a chat as read (clears its unread badge).

Reads a forum group topic by topic: its topics (pinned and most active first) with the latest messages in each.

The reactions on a message: counts per emoji, and who reacted with what where Telegram shows it (groups, and channels you runs).

Posts a comment under a channel post (or replies to a comment with reply_to_message_id from get_comments).

Replies to a specific message or post, optionally quoting the exact part you answer (quote must be copied word for word from it).

Pins a message at the top of a chat, or unpins it (unpin: true).

Changes one of your own messages or channel posts: its text or caption, and/or its media (replace the photo, video…

Schedules a message (with optional files) to be sent later by Telegram itself, even if this app is closed.

Messages you have scheduled to send later, with when they go out.

Moves a scheduled message to another time, or sends it right away.

Sends one recorded voice note to a chat as a Telegram voice message.

Posts a poll or a quiz in a chat or channel: 2 to 10 options, anonymous or public, single or multiple answers…

The results of a poll or quiz: votes and percentages per option, whether it is closed, what you chose, and for public polls who voted for each option.

Votes in a poll (option indexes from 0), or takes the vote back with an empty list.

Closes one of your polls so nobody can vote any more.

Telegram's own translation of a message (chat_id, message_id) into to_language (a code like "en", "es").

Leaves a draft in a chat's message box (text, or empty to clear it) for you to finish and send themselves.

Deletes messages (message_ids) in a chat.

Searches all your chats at once (or one chat, a folder, or the archive) for a kind of content: photos, videos, files, links, music, voice messages…

The animated effects a message can be sent with in private chats (🔥 👍 ❤️ 🎉 💩 and more): effect_id and emoji, and which need Premium.

Reactions people put on your messages: by default the new (unseen) ones across all chats, with who reacted with what on which message…

Marks the new reactions to your messages as seen, in one chat or (no chat_id) in every chat.

Sends a rich message laid out in blocks: # headings, paragraphs, - bullet / 1.

Replaces the text of one of your messages with a rich message written in the same Markdown as send_rich_message (no new media).

The whole of a rich message as Markdown (tables, headings, lists…).

Messages of one channel direct-messages conversation (topic_id from list_channel_dms), newest first.

Answers someone in a channel's direct messages as the channel.

Whether messages you sent were read.

The message another one replies to or quotes (in the same chat or another one), with the quoted part.

your Telegram contacts with usernames and last-seen status.

A person's profile: name, @username, bio, last seen, whether they are a contact, their personal channel and the groups you have in common.

Notifies you when someone comes online ("tell me when Liya is online").

The people you asked to be told about when they come online, and whether each is online now.

Shares one of your Telegram contacts (or you themself) as a contact card in a chat.

Contacts who recently joined Telegram ("X joined Telegram"), from your private chats.

Users, bots and chats you have blocked, with ids for block_user (unblock).

Adds a user to contacts with a first and last name (user_id), or imports a phone number.

Blocks a user or bot (user_id), or unblocks them with unblock: true.

Removes users (user_ids) from your contacts.

Saves a private note on a contact's profile that only you sees in Telegram (e.g. "met at the conference, likes chess").

your private Telegram note on a contact, if any.

your chat folders (e.g. Work, Personal) with how many chats and unread chats each has.

Adds a chat to one of your Telegram folders (folder_id from list_chat_folders), or takes it out with remove: true.

A chat folder's full rules: its name, icon, the chats included, excluded and pinned, and the chat types it takes in.

Creates a Telegram chat folder: a name, chats to include (chat_ids), and/or whole types (contacts, non_contacts, bots, groups, channels)…

Changes a chat folder: rename, change icon, add_chat_ids / remove_chat_ids, pin chats, change the included types or filters.

Deletes a chat folder.

Puts the chat folders in a new order (all folder_ids, first to last).

Folders Telegram suggests for this account (e.g. "Unread", "Personal"), ready to create with create_folder.

Makes an invite link to a folder so others can add it with its chats (groups and channels only), or lists its existing links (list: true).

Photos, videos, files, links, voice notes or audio shared in a chat, newest first.

Browses installed, recent and matching Telegram stickers.

Browses GIF-style animations shared in one chat.

Searches public Telegram sticker sets by one or more emoji.

Sends a sticker returned by browse_stickers or search_stickers.

Saves a sticker to your Telegram recent stickers.

Downloads the file a Telegram message carries (document, PDF, voice note, audio, video, video note, GIF, photo or sticker) to the phone.

What a voice note, audio file, video note or video says: downloads it and writes out its speech.

Shows you stickers (file_id from get_sticker_set, list_favorite_stickers or search_stickers) and GIFs (gif_id from search_gifs or list_saved_gifs) as…

Finds GIFs on Telegram (through its @gif search) for a word or mood, e.g. "thank you", "facepalm".

your saved GIFs, with gif_id values for send_gif.

Sends a GIF (a gif_id from search_gifs or list_saved_gifs) to a chat.

Adds a GIF from a message (chat_id and message_id) to your saved GIFs.

The sticker packs you have installed, with set_id values for get_sticker_set.

The stickers in one pack (set_id from list_sticker_sets), with file_id values for send_sticker.

your favourite and recently used stickers, with file_id values for send_sticker.

Adds a sticker (file_id) to favourites, or removes it with remove: true.

Telegram backgrounds installed on the account (wallpapers, patterns, gradients), with background_id values for set_chat_background.

Sets a chat's background.

Active stories of a user or channel (chat_id), or with archived: true the ones it posted before (your own or channels you admin): date, caption…

Lets you see someone's profile picture (user_id), or a group's or channel's photo (chat_id), with your own eyes…

Stories of a person or channel (chat_id; your own when missing): the active ones (last 24-48 h), the ones kept on the profile…

One story in full: caption, photo or video, privacy, views, reactions and forwards.

Who viewed one of your own stories (or a channel's they admin), who reacted with what, and who forwarded or reposted it.

Posts a photo or video (up to 60 s) as a story, from a file of this conversation, with an optional caption.

Changes one of your stories: its caption, its photo/video (files), its privacy, or whether it stays on the profile.

Deletes one of your stories (or a channel's they manage) for everyone.

Puts an emoji reaction on someone's story, or removes your reaction (emoji empty).

Members of a group: admins, bots or recent members.

Members of a group or subscribers of a channel (channels only for admins) with each one's role, custom title, admin rights or restrictions…

One member's role, rights or restrictions in a group or channel (user_id), and the chat's default permissions.

What ordinary members of a group may do (its default permissions), plus slow mode where known.

As an admin: changes what all members of a group may do.

As an admin with that right: makes a member an admin with the given rights, or demotes them back to a member with demote: true.

Sets or clears (empty tag) the member tag shown next to someone's name in a group — what used to be an admin's custom title, now for any member.

As an admin: limits what one member may do (e.g. mute them with send_messages false) for days (0 = forever), or lifts restrictions with lift: true.

People asking to join a group or channel you admin, with their bio and when they asked.

Approves or declines someone's request to join (user_id; approve true or false).

Recent admin actions in a group or channel you admin (last 48 hours): edits, deletions, bans, joins, leaves, settings changes.

Adds users (user_ids, e.g. contacts) to a group or channel.

As an admin: removes a member (user_id) from a group or channel.

As an admin of a group: deletes every message a member (user_id) sent there.

The buttons on a bot message (chat_id, message_id), row by row, with their kind (callback, url, switch_inline, web_app, reply…).

Presses a button on a bot message, by its text or by row/column (0-based) from get_bot_buttons.

Presses Start on a bot (bot user_id), with an optional start parameter from a deep link.

Bots you owns, with user_id, username and whether the assistant can act as it (connect_bot).

An owned bot's name, description (shown before Start) and short description (its bio).

Changes an owned bot's name, description, short description (bio), or photo (an attached image's name in file).

Creates a new bot with a display name and a username ending in "bot".

Sends @BotFather a command and its follow-up answers in order, e.g. ["/setcommands", "@my_bot", "start - Begin\nhelp - Help"], ["/setinline"…

Asks an inline bot (@gif, @vid, @wiki, @bing, @pic, @sticker, @youtube, @music, any bot with inline mode) for results for a query…

Sends one result from inline_bot_query to a chat, as if picked from the inline list.

Sends a bot one of its ephemeral commands in a chat: only that bot receives it, and its answer is visible only to you (others in a group see nothing).

A bot's commands with descriptions, and which are ephemeral (answered privately).

Stops a bot (an AI bot, usually) that is still writing its answer in a chat, keeping or dropping what it wrote as the bot decides.

Lets the assistant act as one of your own bots: fetches its token from @BotFather and keeps it in the phone's secure storage (never shown).

Calls a Telegram Bot API method as a connected bot (connect_bot first), e.g. getMe, getUpdates, sendMessage {chat_id, text}, setMyCommands {commands…

Has a connected bot write a message to someone live, the way AI bots do: the text appears word by word as a draft (sendMessageDraft)…

your call history, newest first: who, incoming or outgoing, voice or video, how long, and whether it was missed, declined or ended.

Whether a group or channel has a video chat (group call or live stream) going or scheduled: its title, how many are in it, who is speaking…

As admin of a group or channel: start a video chat (now, or scheduled with start_at; live_stream for an RTMP stream), end it, rename it (title)…

Creates a shareable PNG summary for a channel you can read: profile photo, name, public link, subscriber count when Telegram exposes it…

Statistics of a channel or group you admin (Telegram offers them for bigger chats): members and growth, views, shares and reactions per post…

Views, shares and reactions of one channel post you admin (chat_id, message_id).

A channel's or group's boost level, how many boosts it has and needs for the next level, Premium members, and (for admins) who boosted it.

your Telegram Stars balance, plus how many Stars their active subscriptions need and the prices for buying more (buying happens in Telegram's…

your Star transactions, newest first: Stars bought, received from people, spent on reactions, paid media, subscriptions, bots and gifts…

Gives Stars to a post or message as a paid ⭐ reaction (from 1 to 2500 Stars)…

Who gave Stars to a post or message, the top supporters first, and how many in total.

The channels and groups you pays Stars for each month, with price, renewal date and status.

Cancels a Star subscription (it runs until the paid period ends) or turns a cancelled one back on.

Stars earned by one of your channels or bots (chat_id of the channel, or of the bot's chat): total, available to withdraw, and their value in USD.

Who the signed-in user is and counts across their whole account: channels, groups, private chats, bots, archived chats, chats with unread messages…

Every device and app logged in to the account: app and version, whether it is an official Telegram app, device, system, IP and location…

Logs one device out of the account (session_id from list_sessions), or every device except this phone (all_others).

Sets after how many days of inactivity devices are logged out (7, 30, 90, 180 or 365), and/or whether one device (session_id) may take calls.

The account's privacy settings: who sees last seen, profile photo, phone number, bio and birthday; who may add you to groups and call them…

Changes one privacy setting: setting is last_seen, profile_photo, phone_number, bio, birthdate, invites, calls, p2p_calls…

your own profile: name, username, bio, birthday, phone, Premium, and their personal channel.

Changes your profile: first_name/last_name, bio (70 characters, more with Premium), username (empty removes it), birthday ("YYYY-MM-DD" or "MM-DD"…

A security check-up of the account: two-step verification and its recovery email, devices logged in (unknown, unofficial or long-idle ones)…

How much space Telegram's files take on this phone, in total, by kind (photos, videos, music…) and by chat (the biggest first), plus its database.

Frees space by deleting cached Telegram files on this phone (they stay in Telegram and download again when opened): only older_than_days…

How much mobile data, Wi-Fi and roaming Telegram used on this phone since the counters were last reset, by kind (photos, videos, files, calls…).

The songs on someone's profile (or your own with no user_id): title, performer, length and file_id.

Adds an attached audio file (mp3, m4a…) to your own profile music.

Removes a song (file_id from get_profile_music) from your profile.

Saves something to long-term memory so it is known in every future conversation: preferences, facts about people or chats, standing requests.

Rewrites a saved memory (ids are listed in your instructions and by list_memories).

Deletes a saved memory, when you asks you to forget something or it is no longer true.

Everything saved in long-term memory, optionally filtered.

Creates a watch that runs on its own.

your watches and routines, with what triggers them and what they do.

Changes a watch: turn it on or off, rename it, change its chats, mode, schedule or instructions.

Removes a watch or routine for good.

Makes a home-screen widget (Android): a scrolling list of rows with optional pictures and links.

Replaces a home-screen widget's rows (and optionally its title, what it shows or how often it refreshes).

Lists the home-screen widgets: the built-in brief and custom ones, what each shows and when it was updated.

Deletes a custom home-screen widget and stops its refresh.

Shows you a phone notification now.

The briefs written so far (morning, night and on demand), newest first, with brief_id values.

The full text of a brief (brief_id from list_briefs, or "latest").

Writes a new brief now, like "Brief me now" in the app: a priority-ordered rundown of what happened across Telegram and connected apps…

Sets a reminder or a scheduled (cron) job.

your reminders and scheduled jobs: what they say, when they fire next, how they repeat.

Changes a reminder or job: its text, time (in_minutes / at), cron schedule, prompt, or turns it on/off.

Removes a reminder or scheduled job for good.

The Content Canvas: every folder (with folder_id, path and item count) and, with folder, the items in it (item_id, kind, chat, text, note).

Creates a folder in the Content Canvas (or returns the existing one with that name), optionally inside parent (folder_id or name).

Renames a canvas folder, changes its description, or moves it under parent ("" for the top).

Exports a Content Canvas folder (and its subfolders unless subfolders: false) as json, md (Markdown), html or pdf.

Deletes a canvas folder and its subfolders (only the canvas, nothing in Telegram).

Saves posts, DMs or comments into a canvas folder (made if missing), with an optional note on why.

Saves anything that isn't a Telegram message into a canvas folder (made if missing): a web link, an email, a file of this conversation…

Adds a text note (markdown) to a canvas folder, e.g. a summary of what the folder holds.

Moves canvas items (item_ids from canvas_overview) to another folder.

Removes items (item_ids) from the canvas.

Every file in this conversation that can be sent to a chat: pictures, videos, voice notes and documents you attached…

Packs files of this conversation (attachments, generated or downloaded files) into one .zip, which then is a file of this conversation too…

Lets you inspect images from any available source: attachments (by name, including earlier messages), generated images, screenshots…

Creates an image from a detailed prompt with the image model chosen in Settings.

Creates a short video from a detailed prompt with the video model chosen in Settings, optionally starting from a picture in this chat.

Creates an MP3 spoken by the voice selected in Settings.

Creates an MP3 with Addis Voices 2.

Creates a sound effect or ambience from a description using ElevenLabs.

Creates music, a song or a score from a description using ElevenLabs.

Asks TypeSafe Jev several typed questions about one piece of content at once: yes/no (noul), one of named options (choice), a rubric score (score).

Asks Jev the same questions about many items in ONE call (up to 100): the sentiment of the last messages in a chat, the topic of each email…

One yes/no question to Jev about one item: the probability it is true, and yes at your threshold.

Jev picks one of several named options for one item, with each option's probability and its confidence.

Jev rates one item on a rubric: the probability-weighted level, each level's probability, and confidence.

Jev finds something in a picture and returns its box: top, bottom, left and right as fractions of the picture from its top-left.

The Jev model ids your TypeSafe key can use (aliases like jev-latest and pinned versions).

The AI models chosen in Settings (AI & models) for chat, decisions (Jev), images, video and audio, with each model's name…

The phone's specs and state: maker and model, chip, Android version and security patch, CPU cores, RAM and storage (total and free), screen…

Battery level, charging and how (charger, USB, wireless), temperature, health and battery saver.

The phone's connection: Wi-Fi or mobile data, whether the internet works, VPN, metered, speeds, IP addresses, DNS, carrier and roaming…

Apps installed on the phone with version and install/update dates.

Reads the phone's SMS, newest first: inbox (default), sent or all.

The phone's call history, newest first: who, when, how long, and missed/incoming/outgoing.

Searches the phone's contacts (not Telegram's) by name or number, with their numbers.

The text currently copied on the phone.

Places a phone call (a regular call, not Telegram).

Sends an SMS from the phone.

Turns the flashlight (torch) on or off; toggles when on is left out.

Vibrates the phone for a moment, e.g. to find it or as a signal.

Reads the volume of media, ring, alarm, notification and call sounds, and the ringer mode.

Sets the ringer to normal, vibrate or silent.

Presses a media key for whatever is playing on the phone (Spotify, YouTube Music, podcasts…): play, pause, toggle, next, previous or stop.

Sets an alarm in the phone's Clock app (rings even on silent, unlike create_reminder).

Starts a countdown timer in the phone's Clock app.

Opens an installed app by its package (from installed_apps), e.g. com.spotify.music.

Opens a page of Android's Settings so you can change it: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mobile data, hotspot, airplane mode, location, battery, display, sound…

Copies text to the phone's clipboard, replacing what is there.

Keeps the screen from turning off while Triangle is open (e.g. while reading a recipe), or lets it sleep again.

The PC's name, user, Windows version, screen size, shared folders and which abilities you switched on.

Lists what is in a shared folder: name, type, size and when it changed.

Finds files and folders by name (case-insensitive; * and ? wildcards work) inside the shared folders, optionally only those containing some text.

Reads a text file (code, notes, CSV, logs, JSON…).

Size, type and dates of a file or folder; for a folder, how many items it holds.

Makes a private download link for a file (any type or size), valid for a few minutes.

Writes text to a file in a folder shared with changes allowed.

Creates a folder (and any missing parents) in a folder shared with changes allowed.

Moves or renames a file or folder.

Copies a file, or a folder with everything in it, into a folder shared with changes allowed.

Downloads a web address (http or https) into a folder shared with changes allowed, for example a file the phone uploaded somewhere…

Moves a file or folder to the Recycle Bin (it can be restored from there).

Captures the PC screen (one monitor, one window, all monitors, or a region to zoom in) and returns a link to the picture.

Lists the visible buttons, fields, links, menu items, tabs, list items and text of a window as numbered elements, with any field's current value…

Clicks at a point.

Moves the pointer straight to one point, for menus that open on hover.

Moves the mouse continuously through many points in one call, with no steps in between: tracing a shape, drawing, hovering along a menu…

Presses a button at one point, drags to another and lets go.

Scrolls the window under a point.

Types text into whatever has focus, as if typed on the keyboard (any language, emoji too).

Presses a key or shortcut, held together: enter, esc, tab, ctrl+c, ctrl+shift+t, alt+tab, alt+f4, win+d, win+r, f5, up/down/left/right, pageup, home…

Opens something the way double-clicking would: an app (notepad, calc, chrome, ms-settings:, explorer), a file or folder path…

Clicks element n from the last read_window, in the middle.

Clicks field n from the last read_window and types text into it, replacing what is there unless append is true.

Runs up to 200 mouse and keyboard steps in one go (one approval), then optionally takes a screenshot.

The text currently copied on the PC.

Puts text on the PC's clipboard, ready to paste.

Runs a PowerShell command on the PC as you and returns its output.

Output so far of a command run_command left running, and whether it finished.

The open windows (what Alt+Tab shows), the one in front first: id, title, app, position, size, minimized or maximized.

Brings a window to the front, minimizes, maximizes, restores, moves/resizes or closes it (close asks the app to close, like its X button…

CPU and memory use, disks and free space, battery, uptime and the busiest apps.

Running processes sorted by memory or CPU time: id, name, memory, CPU seconds and window title.

Ends a process at once by id or name (unsaved work in it is lost).

Turns the volume up or down, mutes, or controls whatever is playing (play/pause, next, previous).

Locks Windows (like Win+L).

Puts the PC to sleep, or restarts, shuts down or signs out after 30 seconds (cancel with action cancel).

Fetches a list of email messages from a Gmail account, supporting filtering, pagination, and optional full content retrieval.

Fetches a specific email message by its ID, provided the `message_id` exists and is accessible to the authenticated `user_id`. Spam/trash messages…

Retrieves messages from a Gmail thread using its `thread_id`, where the thread must be accessible by the specified `user_id`. Returns a `messages`…

Retrieves a list of email threads from a Gmail account, identified by `user_id` (email address or 'me'), supporting filtering and pagination.

Retrieves all system and user-created labels for a Gmail account in a single unpaginated response.

Retrieves a paginated list of email drafts from a user's Gmail account.

Retrieves Gmail profile information (email address, aggregate messagesTotal/threadsTotal, historyId) for a user.

Searches contacts by matching the query against names, nicknames, emails, phone numbers, and organizations, optionally including 'Other Contacts'.

Sends an email via Gmail API using your Google profile display name.

Sends a reply within a specific Gmail thread using the original thread's subject…

Forward an existing Gmail message to specified recipients, preserving original body and attachments.

Creates a Gmail email draft.

Sends an existing draft email AS-IS to recipients already defined within the draft.

Adds and/or removes specified Gmail labels for a message; ensure `message_id` and all `label_ids` are valid (use 'listLabels' for custom label IDs).

Modify labels on multiple Gmail messages in one efficient API call.

Creates a new label with a unique name in the specified user's Gmail account.

Remove a message from trash in Gmail.

Moves an existing, non-deleted email message to the trash for the specified user.

Permanently deletes a specific Gmail draft using its ID with no recovery possible…

Permanently deletes a specific email message by its ID from a Gmail mailbox; for `user_id`…

Permanently delete multiple Gmail messages in bulk, bypassing Trash with no recovery possible.

List or query Outlook messages from one folder (Inbox by default) or mailbox-wide with folder='allfolders'.

Search Outlook messages using KQL syntax.

Retrieve a message by immutable ID from the specified Outlook mailbox.

Retrieves events from a user's Outlook calendar via Microsoft Graph API. Supports primary/secondary/shared calendars, pagination, filtering…

Sends an email with subject, body, recipients, and optional attachments via Microsoft Graph API. Supports comma-separated email addresses in the…

Sends a reply to an Outlook email message with optional HTML formatting, attachments, CC, and BCC recipients.

Creates a new Outlook email draft with subject, body, recipients, and an optional attachment.

Move a message to another folder within the specified user's mailbox.

Creates a new Outlook calendar event, ensuring `start_datetime` is chronologically before `end_datetime`. Changes something in your account…

Permanently delete an Outlook email message by its message_id.

Lists or incrementally synchronizes events from one calendar, defaulting to the connected user's primary calendar.

Finds events in a specified Google Calendar using text query, time ranges (event start/end, last modification), and event types.

Finds both free and busy time slots in Google Calendars for specified calendars within a defined time range.

Lists calendars accessible through the connected user's CalendarList, returning IDs and user-specific metadata such as access role, color…

Creates a timed event using start_datetime and either end_datetime or duration fields…

Parses natural language text to quickly create a basic Google Calendar event with its title, date, and time, suitable for simple scheduling…

Update specified fields of an existing event in a Google Calendar using patch semantics (array fields like `attendees` are fully replaced if…

Deletes an event from the specified calendar.

The comprehensive Google Drive search tool that handles all file and folder discovery needs.

Gets a Drive file's metadata by ID, optionally returning only the metadata selected by `fields`. Use `fields` such as…

DEPRECATED: Exports Google Workspace files (max 10MB) to a specified format using `mime_type`, or downloads other file types…

Search for Google Documents using various filters including name, content, date ranges, and more.

Retrieve a Google Doc by ID and return a best-effort plain-text rendering.

Search for Google Spreadsheets using various filters including name, content, date ranges, and more.

Lists all worksheet names from a specified Google Spreadsheet (which must exist), useful for discovering sheets before further operations.

Returns a range of values from a spreadsheet.

Creates a new file in Google Drive from provided text content (up to 10MB)…

Creates a new folder in Google Drive, optionally within an EXISTING parent folder specified by its ID or name.

DEPRECATED: Use GOOGLEDRIVE_CREATE_PERMISSION instead; use GOOGLEDRIVE_UPDATE_PERMISSION to modify existing permissions (avoids duplicate entries).

Creates a new Google Docs document, optionally initializing it with a title and content provided as Markdown text.

Replaces the entire content of an existing Google Docs document with new Markdown text; requires edit permissions for the document.

Append values to a spreadsheet.

Set values in a range of a Google Spreadsheet.

Move a file or folder to trash (soft delete).

Lists conversations available to you with various filters and search options.

Find channels in a Slack workspace by any criteria - name, topic, purpose, or description.

Fetches a chronological list of messages and events from a specified Slack conversation, accessible by you/bot…

Retrieves replies to a specific parent message in a Slack conversation, using the channel ID and the parent message's timestamp (`ts`).

Workspace‑wide Slack message search with date ranges and filters.

Lists all unread messages in a specified Slack channel for you.

Find users in a Slack workspace by any criteria - email, name, display name, or other text.

Lists all reminders with their details for the authenticated Slack user; returns an empty array if no reminders exist (valid state, not an error).

Posts a message to a Slack channel, DM, or private group.

Schedules a message to a Slack channel, DM, or private group for a future time (`post_at`), requiring `text`, `blocks`, or `attachments` for content…

Updates a Slack message by timestamp.

Adds a specified emoji reaction to an existing message in a Slack channel, identified by its timestamp; does not remove or retrieve reactions.

(DEPRECATED: use `SLACK_SET_USER_PROFILE`) Updates a Slack user's profile, setting either individual fields or multiple fields via a JSON object.

Creates a Slack reminder with specified text and time; time accepts Unix timestamps, seconds from now, or natural language (e.g., 'in 15 minutes'…

Deletes a message, identified by its channel ID and timestamp, from a Slack channel, private group, or direct message conversation…

(DEPRECATED: use `SLACK_LEAVE_CONVERSATION`) Leaves a Slack conversation given its channel ID…

Archives a Slack conversation by its ID, rendering it read-only and hidden while retaining history, ideal for cleaning up inactive channels…

Searches Notion pages and databases by title.

Retrieve a Notion page's full content rendered as Notion-flavored Markdown in a single API call.

Fetches Notion items (pages and/or databases) from the Notion workspace…

Queries a Notion database to retrieve pages (rows).

Fetches a Notion database's structural metadata (properties, title, etc.) via its `database_id`, not the data entries…

Fetches unresolved comments for a specified Notion block or page ID. The block/page must be shared with your Notion integration and the integration…

Creates a new page in a Notion workspace under a specified parent page or database.

Bulk-add content blocks to Notion.

Creates a new page (row) in a specified Notion database.

Updates a specific row/page within a Notion database by its page UUID (row_id).

Adds a comment to a Notion page (via `parent_page_id`) OR to an existing discussion thread (via `discussion_id`)…

Archives (moves to trash) or unarchives (restores from trash) a specified Notion page.

Safely replaces a page's child blocks by optionally backing up current content, deleting existing children, then appending new children in batches.

Archives a Notion block, page, or database using its ID, which sets its 'archived' property to true (like moving to "Trash" in the UI) and allows it…

List notification threads for you with efficient polling support.

Searches GitHub for issues and pull requests.

Retrieves detailed information about a specific issue in a repository using the owner, repository name, and issue number.

Retrieves a specific pull request from a GitHub repository using its owner, repository name, and pull request number.

Creates a new issue in a GitHub repository, requiring the repository to exist and have issues enabled; specific fields like assignees, milestone…

Creates a new comment on an existing GitHub issue or pull request within the specified repository.

Marks notifications as read or unread, optionally for those updated at or before a `last_read_at` timestamp.

Close a GitHub issue by setting its state to closed.

Merges an open and mergeable pull request in a repository.

Lists non-archived Linear issues; if project_id is not specified, issues from all accessible projects are returned.

Search Linear issues using full-text search across identifier, title, and description.

Retrieves an existing Linear issue's comprehensive details, including id, identifier, title, description, timestamps, state, team, creator…

Retrieves all teams with their members and projects.

Retrieves all projects from the Linear account.

Creates a new issue in a specified Linear project and team, requiring team_id and title, and allowing optional properties like description, assignee…

Updates an existing Linear issue using its `issue_id`; requires at least one other attribute for modification…

Creates a new comment on a specified Linear issue.

Archives an existing Linear issue by its ID, which is Linear's standard way of deleting issues; the operation is idempotent.

Fetches all INCOMPLETE tasks from Todoist and returns their details.

Get all tasks matching the filter.

Get all projects from a user's Todoist account.

Create a new task in Todoist using the unified API v1.

Update an existing task's properties.

DEPRECATED: Use TODOIST_CLOSE_TASK_V1 instead.

Delete a specific task from Todoist.

Checks whether you connected an app (gmail, outlook, googlecalendar, googledrive, googledocs, googlesheets, slack, notion, github, linear, todoist…

Lists the apps you connected through Composio, and the apps Triangle has built-in tools for.

Searches Composio's catalog of app actions (thousands, across 500+ apps) for one the built-in tools don't cover.

Runs any Composio action by slug (from find_app_tools) on an app you connected, with arguments as a JSON object written as text.

Searches the web with your Exa key and returns source titles, URLs and highlights.

Reads a web page or file over HTTP without running its scripts: title, readable text, links, forms and the page's script files.

Sends any HTTP request (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE…) with headers and a JSON, form or raw body, and returns the status, headers and body.

Fills in and submits a form on a plain HTML page (one fetch_url listed under forms): hidden fields and defaults are kept…

Downloads a file from the web onto the phone.

Opens a page in the assistant's real browser, which runs the page's JavaScript like Chrome does.

Reads the page open in the browser again, after it changed: text (from offset), or only what mentions find, and freshly numbered elements.

Types text into a field of the open page (element number from the last browser_open/browser_read), or picks an option of a select by its text.

Clicks an element of the open page (a button, link, checkbox, tab) by its number, waits for the page to react and returns it.

Presses Enter in a field of the open page and submits its form, e.g. a search box.

Goes back to the previous page in the browser and reads it.

Runs JavaScript in the open page and returns the value of its last expression (as JSON).

Takes a screenshot (PNG) of a web page with the second browser engine: the phone-sized screen, or the whole page with full_page.

Opens a page in the second browser engine and returns what a developer would check: console messages and errors…

Runs JavaScript in a page in the second browser engine as an async function body: it may await (fetch the site's own API with its cookies…

A public GitHub repository at a glance: description, stars, forks, open issues, languages, topics, licence, default branch…

Lists the files and folders at a path of a public repo (the root when path is missing), on a branch, tag or commit (ref).

Reads a file from a public repo: repo + path (+ ref), or a github.com/…/blob/… URL in repo.

Searches public GitHub: repositories (e.g. "flutter telegram client stars:>50"), issues and pull requests (e.g. "repo:owner/name crash is:open")…

Issues or pull requests of a public repo (open, closed or all), or one of them in full with its comments (number).

Recent commits of a public repo, optionally only those touching path, on a branch (ref); or one commit in full (sha) with its changed files.

Releases of a public repo, newest first, with their notes and downloadable assets (APKs, binaries) and download counts.

Downloads from a public repo onto the phone: the whole repo as a .zip (at ref), one file (path), or a release asset (asset_url from github_releases).

Searches books by title, author, subject or anything (query), across Open Library (millions of books: editions, ratings, covers…

Everything about one book (book_id from search_books): description, authors, first published, subjects, editions and ISBNs, pages, ratings…

Checks every legal source for a free copy of a book (public domain or openly licensed): Gutenberg, Standard Ebooks, and Internet Archive scans.

Downloads a free, legal ebook (book_id from search_books or find_free_copy) onto the phone: epub (default), kindle, pdf or txt where offered.

Searches YouTube: videos with title, channel, length, views, when published and a link.

A YouTube video's details (url or id): title, channel, published date, length, views, category, tags, the full description, chapters…

The captions of a YouTube video as text with timestamps, in a language when given.

A YouTube channel (@handle, link or channel id): name, description, subscribers, videos count, and its latest uploads.

The videos of a YouTube playlist (link or id), with titles, channels and dates.

One post on X (Twitter) from its link or id: text, author, date, likes, reposts, replies, views, its photos and videos (the first photo is shown)…

An X (Twitter) profile: name, bio, followers, following, posts count, joined date, location, website and picture.

Finds songs, albums or artists (Apple Music catalogue, no account): title, artist, album, year, genre, length, artwork, a 30-second preview…

An album's tracks (with previews), release date, genre, label and artwork.

An artist: a short biography (Wikipedia), where they're from, active years, genres (MusicBrainz) and their albums, newest first.

Finds films: title, year, director, genres, length and poster (Wikidata and Wikipedia, no account).

One film in full: Wikipedia summary, director, writers, main cast, release date, genres, runtime, country, language, age rating…

Finds TV series (TVmaze): network, years, status, genres, rating, poster and summary.

A TV series in full: summary, seasons (episode counts and dates), main cast, the next episode if it is still airing, and with season set…

Runs code in a sandbox on the phone, cut off from the app and Telegram: Python (Pyodide: the standard library plus numpy, pandas, matplotlib…

Runs code in your E2B cloud sandbox (a Linux VM with Jupyter): python (default; numpy, pandas, matplotlib, scipy, requests… and pip install)…

Runs a shell command in the E2B sandbox (e.g. "ls -la", "pip install x", "git clone …") and returns its output and exit code.

Copies a file from this conversation (its name or path) into the E2B sandbox, by default into /home/user.

Copies a file out of the E2B sandbox onto the phone (up to 15 MB).

Lists a folder in the E2B sandbox (default /home/user): names, sizes, dates.

Shows the sandbox this app is using, and every sandbox running on your E2B account.

Stops the sandbox this app is using; the next run starts a clean one.

Stops any sandbox on your E2B account by id (from e2b_sandboxes), including ones other apps started.

Lists your Cloudflare zones (sites): status, plan, name servers.

Lists a zone's DNS records (type, name, content, proxied, TTL), optionally filtered by type or name.

Lists the account's Workers scripts with when each was created and last changed.

Lists Cloudflare Pages projects with their domains and latest deployment; give project for its recent deployments.

Workers KV: with no namespace_id lists namespaces; with one lists its keys (prefix filters); with key too, reads that value.

GET any Cloudflare API v4 path the other tools don't cover (e.g. /zones/{id}/settings, /accounts/{account_id}/d1/database).

Adds a DNS record to a zone.

Changes fields of a DNS record (record_id from cloudflare_dns_records).

Purges a zone's cache: everything, or only the given URLs.

Writes a value under a key in a Workers KV namespace.

Deletes a DNS record.

Deletes a key from a Workers KV namespace.

Deletes a Workers script.

POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE on any Cloudflare API v4 path, with a JSON body written as text.

Lists the account's R2 storage buckets.

Lists files in an R2 bucket one folder at a time (prefix is the folder, e.g. "photos/"), with sizes and dates.

Downloads an R2 object onto the phone (up to 50 MB).

A temporary link anyone can open to download an R2 object (presigned; default 1 hour, up to 7 days).

Uploads a file of this conversation (or text) to an R2 bucket under key.

Creates an R2 bucket.

Deletes objects from an R2 bucket.

Deletes an empty R2 bucket.

Searches the official MCP Registry for servers that add tools (GitHub, Linear, docs, databases…).

The MCP servers installed in the app: id, transport and address.

Whether an MCP server id is installed.

Installs a server from the MCP Registry by its full name (from mcp_search).

Saves an MCP server by address: a Streamable HTTP (or legacy SSE) endpoint and optional headers.

Removes an installed MCP server and its saved headers, and closes its connection.

Connects to an installed MCP server and lists its tools with their input schemas, for mcp_call_tool.

Runs one tool on an installed MCP server, with arguments matching its input schema from mcp_list_tools.

Connects to an installed MCP server and lists the resources (files, records, pages) it offers.

Reads one resource from an installed MCP server.

Connects to an installed MCP server and lists its prompt templates and their arguments.

Loads a prompt template from an installed MCP server, filled with its arguments.

Searches public skill catalogs (Skyll and skills.sh) for Agent Skills: step-by-step instructions for a kind of task.

Installed skills: name, what each is for, where it came from and its bundled files.

Whether a skill is installed.

Reads a skill from GitHub or a SKILL.md link without installing it: its instructions and bundled files.

Loads an installed skill's full instructions.

Reads a reference file or script bundled with an installed skill.

Installs a skill from GitHub (owner/repo or owner/repo@skill-name) or an https link to a SKILL.md, so its instructions are available in every chat.

Removes an installed skill and its bundled files from the app.