A group message in 
Telegram Personal Account 
Superclerk checks your criteria a DM to its author
Choose a Telegram group, describe the requests you want to answer and write a direct message. Superclerk evaluates each new text message and sends your message from your connected account when it matches and its author can be identified.
Opens in Superclerk as a draft. Nothing runs until you publish it. One step asks you first.
How it works
Every step it takes, in order, and the ones that wait for you.
- Personal Telegram Group Message Starts it
- AI Decision
Step 1 · Superclerk
- Send Personal Telegram Message
Step 2 · Telegram Personal Account · 1 of 2 paths Asks you first
- DM sent Result
Why it helps
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Choose which requests matter
Describe the kind of request to look for. AI Decision selects a match or skips it, and the Branch step controls the next action.
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Keep the message in your words
Send Personal Telegram Message is a separate step. It sends the text you supplied to the matching message's author.
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Decide once before publishing
The template enables automatic DMs to authors in your selected group. Publishing grants that permission, so matching live runs do not wait for approval each time.
What you’ll set up
What setup asks you to choose. Then publish. Nothing runs until you do.
- Telegram account
- Group
- Request type (for example: Someone asking for food in Nashville)
- Direct message text
Questions
What does matching a request mean?
AI Decision evaluates the message against your description. For example, you can look for people asking for food in Nashville. It chooses match or other; it does not require an exact keyword, and its judgment can be wrong.
Does it ask before every DM?
Published group-triggered runs can automatically DM the original author when the trigger's automatic DM permission is enabled. Draft tests, manual runs and sends to other recipients still require approval.
What happens to anonymous messages, photos or voice notes?
Anonymous authors and channel identities are skipped. The trigger evaluates available message text or captions; it does not transcribe voice notes, interpret images or extract a shared location.
How do I stop it?
Archive the workflow to stop automatic execution, or turn off automatic DM permission in the trigger and publish again. Telegram may still reject a permitted send because of account or recipient restrictions.
