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Quickstart

Deploy your first AI community assistant in 5 minutes

NebulaClaw auto-creates and hosts your Telegram Bot โ€” you never need to touch BotFather. Here's the flow:

Sign in

Go to the NebulaClaw Console and sign in with your Google account. A workspace is created automatically on first login.

Subscribe ($9.99/month)

Creating a Bot requires a monthly subscription:

  • $9.99 / month (auto-renews, cancel anytime)
  • $5.00 monthly token credits included (unused balance resets to zero at the end of each billing cycle)
  • Need more? Buy top-up packs from Billing โ€” top-up credits never expire
Click Get Started to check out via Stripe. You're returned to the creation wizard on success.

Pick a community preset

Choose the preset closest to your community:

PresetBest for
Project CommunityWeb3 projects, product communities โ€” Q&A + anti-shill
KOL / Alpha GroupPaid alpha / research groups โ€” signal-to-noise control, DYOR reminders
Trader CommunityTrading discussion โ€” neutral, no investment advice
Meme CommunityDegen / meme-coin groups โ€” high-energy vibes + strict scam-link enforcement

Each preset ships with a matching persona prompt. You can further customize it with project-specific instructions.

Pick a model tier

Three tiers to choose from:

TierExample modelsBest for
Economygpt-4.1-nano, gpt-4o-miniHigh volume, cost-sensitive
Balanced (recommended)gpt-5-mini, gpt-4.1-miniGeneral use, balanced quality and cost
Premiumgpt-5.2, gpt-4o, gpt-4.1Demanding Q&A, complex moderation
Default is Balanced with gpt-5-mini. You can switch the model later in Agent settings.

Name and create the Bot

Give the Bot a slug (lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens โ€” max 63 chars), e.g. my-project-bot.

Create wizard ยท Step 3 Name Bot

Click Create Bot. The platform automatically:

  1. Assigns and hosts a Telegram Bot from the Bot Pool
  2. Returns a @botUsername you can use in Telegram immediately
  3. Boots the Agent gateway โ€” ready in about 30 seconds

On success you'll see a confirmation page with your Bot's @username, the Telegram deep link, and the next 3 onboarding steps:

Bot created successfully โ€” shows @botUsername and next steps
Click the blue t.me/<botUsername> link to jump straight to the Bot chat.
The Bot's avatar and username cannot be changed after creation.

Add the Bot to your group

  1. In your Telegram group โ†’ Add members โ†’ search @botUsername and add it
  2. Promote the Bot to group admin (required for moderation)
  3. In the console, go to Moderation โ†’ Telegram Groups and add the group ID

Get the group ID with @userinfobot (3 steps)

No need to add @userinfobot to the group โ€” you query it from the private chat.

Open @userinfobot and tap Menu โ†’ Group / My Group

Search @userinfobot on Telegram โ†’ tap Start โ†’ tap Menu to open the 9-tile menu:

  • Group = all groups where you're an admin
  • My Group = groups you created
@userinfobot 9-tile menu with Group / My Group entries

Select the target group from the list

A Choose a Group view appears. Tap the group you want to connect (note: the group must have Topics disabled โ€” a requirement of @userinfobot).

Choose a Group list โ€” pick the target

Copy the Chat ID into the console

The bot replies with Id: -100xxxxxxxxx. Copy this ID into Moderation โ†’ Telegram Groups in the console.

Chat ID returned by @userinfobot
The same menu also retrieves Channel / Forum IDs.

Upload knowledge

Go to Knowledge and upload anything you want the Agent to answer from:

  • Product / project FAQ
  • Whitepaper / doc summaries
  • Community rules
  • Troubleshooting notes

Content is semantically indexed โ€” users can ask "how do I withdraw?" or "what's the fee?" and the Agent will answer even without keyword hits.

The persona prompt controls how the Agent speaks; the knowledge base controls what it says. Putting content in the knowledge base is more effective than stuffing it into the prompt.

Set up moderation rules

Go to Moderation โ†’ Rules and click Add Rule. Each rule has:

  • Description (natural language) โ€” one sentence describing the trigger
  • Action: mute (duration or permanent) / kick (can rejoin) / ban (permanent)

Recommended baseline ruleset (copy-paste ready):

TriggerAction
Insults, personal attacks, continued provocation, or defamation โ€” including against the project, team, or community memberskick
Scams or phishing messageskick
Requesting or disclosing private keys / seed phrasesban
Spam / advertisingmute 24h
Malicious linksmute 1h
Fake airdrops, referral-farming schemesmute 24h

The AI judges by context โ€” no keyword lists needed. Every action is logged in Audit for review.

Check your analytics

Analytics โ†’ Dashboard:

  • Daily / weekly message volume
  • Active users
  • Sentiment trend
  • Moderation action counts

Billing โ†’ Usage shows current-month token consumption and remaining credits.

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