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AI for a Telegram channel: what to delegate and what not to

A model is good at groundwork: a weekly plan, a first draft, a news rewrite, reading the numbers. It's bad at what people read a channel for: opinion, fact-checking and deciding what to publish. The working setup: the model drafts, a human edits and queues.

What to hand to the model

  • Content plan: topics for the week with alternating formats.
  • Drafts in your channel's style — if the model sees your successful posts.
  • Rewrites of news from your sources.
  • Adapting one post for several channels.
  • Reading statistics — if the model sees the numbers instead of guessing.

What to keep for yourself

  • Facts and figures: models invent them confidently.
  • The channel's opinion and stance.
  • Links: a model can insert someone else's or a non-existent one.
  • The decision to publish.

How it works in TGStudio

AI runs on your own key — Anthropic, OpenAI-compatible, Gemini; the platform charges nothing for tokens and AI is on every plan. The model uses your channel's style profile and its best posts by ERR. The AI manager answers from your network's data and shows exactly the numbers it saw; everything it creates is a draft. The model's answer keeps only links to domains from the original post.

Your own assistant via MCP

If you work in Claude or Cursor, connect your channels to them over MCP: the assistant sees statistics and the queue and can publish only with confirmation.

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FAQ

Will readers notice a post was written by AI?

If you publish a draft unedited, often yes. Edit the first line and the conclusion: that's where a human voice shows most.

Which model should I use?

One you have a key for that writes your channel's language without errors. Compare on three to five of your own posts.

What does it cost?

In TGStudio, nothing on top of your plan: you pay the model provider directly at their prices.

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