News in your channel a minute after the source
A news channel lives on speed. TGStudio checks feeds and source channels every minute, filters by keywords, optionally rewrites with a model in your channel's voice, and publishes right away or in the next free slot of your schedule.
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Sound familiar?
Watching the feed
Someone has to watch the sources and copy the story before it goes stale.
Someone else's credits in your post
A copied post drags the source's @mention and link along, and you clean them up by hand.
The same text everywhere
A word-for-word repost looks like a dozen other channels.
What changes
Three kinds of sources
An RSS feed with a {title} {summary} {link} template, a source channel where your bot is admin, and a public channel read by a userbot account.
Checked every minute
Source interval from one minute. "Publish immediately" posts the moment a story is found.
Filters and approval
Include and exclude keywords, a template, a delay. If you want, a post waits for an editor's approval first.
Source credits always stripped
The source's name, t.me links, @mentions and signature are removed on every path — autopublishing and the model's answer alike.
Rewritten in your voice
A model on your key rewrites the story in your channel's style. If the model doesn't answer, the post goes out as is and the error is logged.
Clean comments
Moderation of the discussion under posts: captcha, stop words, anti-flood and night mode.
How to start
- 01
Add a source
An RSS URL or a channel. A public channel you don't own needs a userbot, available on paid plans.
- 02
Set up delivery
Filters, template, model rewrite and target channels.
- 03
Pick the pace
Immediately on discovery or in free schedule slots, so stories don't arrive in a burst.
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FAQ
Do I pay for AI?
Not to the platform. The model runs on your key (Anthropic, OpenAI-compatible, Gemini) and you pay the provider directly. Without a key the source publishes the original text.
Can I keep a link to the original?
Yes: the RSS template has {link}. The model's answer keeps only links to domains from the original post.
Who is responsible for content rights?
The channel owner. The service only delivers and rewrites what you chose as a source.