Autoposting to Telegram from RSS and other channels

Autoposting takes new entries from a source and publishes them to your channel on its own. The source is a website RSS feed or another Telegram channel. To keep the channel from becoming a feed of copies, you need three things: a post template, keyword filters and a rewrite.

Where to find RSS

Most sites and blogs serve their feed at an address like /feed or /rss; you can also find the link in the page source by searching for "rss". A feed is a list of recent entries with a title, a short text and a link.

Post template

The template decides how an entry looks in the channel. In TGStudio the variables {title}, {summary} and {link} insert the title, the short text and a link to the original.

Filters and pace

Include and exclude keywords cut the noise.
Check interval from one minute.
"Publish immediately" for news, free schedule slots for everything else.
Approval: a post waits for an editor first.

From other Telegram channels

Your admin bot takes posts from your own source channel; a userbot account reads a public channel you don't own without joining it. TGStudio strips the source's signature, t.me links and @mentions on every path.

AI rewrite

A model on your key rewrites the entry in your channel's voice: uniquify, rewrite, shorten or summarize. Without a key the original text is published.

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FAQ

Can I publish other people's content?

The channel owner is responsible: check the source's terms. Linking the original with {link} is good practice.

How often is the feed checked?

Once a minute at the minimum interval.

Do I need my own server, Python or n8n?

No: the source is set up in the panel. Your own script only makes sense if you want to build the chain yourself.