Bot Command Builder
Safely check your Telegram Bot token status and design/publish menu command shortcuts directly to Telegram.
BotFather Token Verification
api.telegram.org) from your web browser. Your token is never logged, saved, or sent to Telekit backend servers.
Enhancing Telegram Bot User Experience
Telegram bots are highly versatile applications, capable of serving games, processing payments, and managing communities. However, users often drop off if they do not know what inputs the bot understands. Defining custom bot commands (which appear as a clickable menu in chat windows) solves this navigation problem. This Bot Command Builder allows developers to safely connect their BotFather token and push command settings instantly.
Telegram Menu Command Rules & Syntax Constraints
When naming and writing bot commands, Telegram imposes strict syntax rules. Violating them causes the API call to return a bad request error:
- Lowercase Only: Command names must contain ONLY lowercase English characters, numbers, and underscores. Capital letters or symbols (like hyphens) are invalid.
- Command Name Limit (32 characters): The shortcut key itself (e.g. `start` or `help_menu`) must be 1 to 32 characters in length.
- Description Length Limit (128 characters): The text description explaining what the shortcut key does must be 1 to 128 characters in length.
- Immediate Sync: Pushing commands via
setMyCommandsapplies to new chat instances immediately. Users who currently have the chat open may need to reload their client or restart the bot to see menu updates.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
api.telegram.org). Our server never receives, stores, or logs your private bot token.
setMyCommands endpoint resets and deletes the menu button for users.
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