telegram-opencode-bridge-bot 0.1.15

A Telegram bot that bridges messages directly to OpenCode — an AI coding agent running on your machine

🤖 Telegram ➔ OpenCode Bridge Bot

A premium, feature-rich Python bot that bridges your Telegram client directly to OpenCode — a powerful AI coding agent running on your local machine. Authorize your personal user account and get professional, agentic software engineering assistance right in your pocket.

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✨ Features

• Direct OpenCode Integration — Routes your chat prompts directly to the OpenCode HTTP API or local server processes.
• Dynamic Project Isolation — Effortlessly view, create, delete, and switch workspace folders on your local machine using an interactive Telegram file explorer interface.
• Mobile File-Upload Uploads — Send files, code logs, or images directly from Telegram to upload them into your active workspace folder.
• Robust Session Registry — Seamlessly list, switch, delete, and share conversations, automatically synced with the backend SQLite database.
• Conversational History View (/history) — Chronologically fetches the active conversation, filtered of long execution logs, reasoning traces, or step metadata. Messages are sent sequentially with rate-limit respect and support pagination controls.
• Live Tool Execution Streaming — Watch the agent interact with your filesystem, write code, run bash commands, and search the web in real-time (/enable / /disable).
• Flexible Model & Agent Mode Selectors — Swap underlying LLM models on the fly (/models) and switch agent personas (e.g. Build, Plan, or Webtester) using clean interactive menus (/mode).
• Secure by Default — Enforces a strict user whitelist check on every message and callback action to prevent unauthorized access.
• Robustness & Windows Stability — Configured with automated API retries, suppressed verbose network noise, and Selector Event Loops for clean subprocess termination on Windows systems.

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📋 Prerequisites

1. Python 3.10+ installed on your system.
2. OpenCode CLI installed and initialized:

   npm install -g opencode-ai
   # or
   curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash
   

3. Telegram Bot Token — Obtain one instantly via @BotFather.
4. Your Telegram User ID — Retrieve it using @userinfobot, or start the bot and send /id.

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🚀 Installation & Setup

Option A: Standard PyPI Installation

Install and run the bot wrapper directly from the terminal:

pip install telegram-opencode-bridge-bot==0.1.15
telegram-opencode-bot

💡 Tip: Use the --env flag anytime to reconfigure your variables: telegram-opencode-bot --env

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Option B: Manual Git Installation

1. Clone the repository and install dependencies:

   git clone https://github.com/MaheshNagabhairava/telegram-opencode-bridge-bot.git
   cd telegram-opencode-bot
   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

2. Start the bot:

   python bot.py
   

💡 Tip: Use the --env flag anytime to reconfigure your variables: python bot.py --env

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📱 Command Reference

Command	Parameter	Description
/start	—	Prints the welcome card and verifies connectivity to the OpenCode server.
/help	—	Displays a complete guide of all available commands and tips.
/new	—	Clears the current active session cache to start a fresh topic.
/stop	—	Aborts any active running task or model generation process.
/status	—	Prints detailed statistics about the server connection and active session settings.
/id	—	Displays your Telegram User ID (useful for whitelisting).
/project	[name]	Opens the directory explorer. Optionally switches directly to the specified folder.
/create_project	<name>	Creates a new isolated folder workspace inside your primary workspace path.
/delete_project	[name]	Erases a workspace directory from disk (requires inline button verification).
/sessions	—	Lists your recent conversations in the current workspace to allow switching.
/history	[count]	Displays the chronological history of the active session, split into text batches.
/delete	—	Prompts an inline keyboard to permanently delete a session.
/models	—	Lists all models available on the OpenCode server to easily select a default.
/mode	—	Opens a menu to select agent personas (e.g. Build, Plan, custom testers).
/plan	—	Quick switch shortcut to Plan Mode (read-only analysis).
/build	—	Quick switch shortcut to Build Mode (read, write, execute permissions).
/enable	—	Enables real-time streaming of tool calls, shell executions, and file edits.
/disable	—	Disables streaming; the bot will only report the final LLM response.
/share	—	Fetches a public, shareable web preview URL of the active conversation.

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⚙️ Configuration Variables

The following parameters can be defined in your .env configuration file:

Variable	Type	Description	Default
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN	String	Secret token issued by @BotFather.	Required
AUTHORIZED_USERS	List	Comma-separated list of whitelisted Telegram User IDs.	Required
OPENCODE_SERVER_URL	String	The target URL hosting the OpenCode endpoint.	http://localhost:4096
OPENCODE_SERVER_USERNAME	String	Optional Basic Auth username for server login.	(empty)
OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD	String	Optional Basic Auth password for server login.	(empty)
OPENCODE_MODEL	String	The default LLM provider/model key configured.	opencode/deepseek-v4-flash-free
OPENCODE_WORK_DIR	String	Local parent path containing your projects.	.
PROJECT_SCAN_DEPTH	Integer	Max recursion depth used to search project directories.	2
MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH	Integer	Maximum character limit before chunking Telegram texts.	4000
RESPONSE_TIMEOUT	Integer	Request timeout in seconds (set 0 to disable timeouts).	300
DB_PATH	String	Storage path for the SQLite session manager.	sessions.db

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🏗️ Architecture Layout

    👤 Telegram Client (Mobile / Desktop)
                   │
                   ▼ (HTTPS Long Polling / Webhook)
        🤖 Telegram Bridge Bot (Python)
                   │
                   ▼ (HTTP Local API / SSE Events)
       💻 OpenCode Server (localhost:4096)
                   │
          ┌────────┴────────┐
          ▼                 ▼
   🤖 LLM Provider    📁 Local Workspace
(Claude/DeepSeek/etc.)  (Shell / Filesystem)

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🔒 Security Policy

[!WARNING] This bot allows remote execution of shell commands, filesystem operations, and internet fetching on the host machine.

1. Keep AUTHORIZED_USERS configured strictly with your own Telegram User ID.
2. Avoid exposing your Telegram Bot Token or sharing public URLs if your host machine handles sensitive information.
3. Verify tool permissions in the console log if executing arbitrary files.

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📁 Project Structure

telegram-opencode-bot/
├── bot.py                  # Main entry point, loops, and setup
├── config.py               # validated configuration loader
├── sessions.db             # Persistent SQL database (generated)
├── requirements.txt        # python dependencies
├── handlers/
│   ├── commands.py         # Slash command handlers (/start, /history, etc.)
│   └── messages.py         # Text & file message routing logic
├── opencode/
│   ├── client.py           # Async HTTP client wrapper for OpenCode API
│   └── server.py           # Background subprocess lifecycle management
├── sessions/
│   └── manager.py          # SQL persistence and state registry
└── utils/
    ├── formatting.py       # Conversions, splits, and custom table layouts
    └── security.py         # Rate-limiting, whitelist guards, and checks

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📄 License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more details.