Turrit Seeks Input for AI Agents in Telegram Groups

Community Input for AI-Powered Telegram Agents

The developer behind the OpenClaw project, known on Twitter as @TurritOfficial, has called on the Telegram community to participate in the further development of AI agents. In a tweet from March 18, 2026, Turrit specifically asks what tasks an AI agent should perform in Telegram groups and channels.

The examples given range from "smarter moderation" to "real-time news synthesis" to "custom growth hacks." The community is invited to share their wishes and ideas in the comments. The call is tagged with the hashtags #Turrit, #AI, #OpenClaw, #Telegram, #BuildInPublic, and #Dev.

Potential Applications

Intelligent moderation could include spam filtering, automatic detection of rule violations, or even moderation of discussions in multiple languages. For real-time news synthesis, one might think of automatic summarization of news sources or the generation of summaries from group discussions.

Growth hacks could include personalized content recommendations, automatic invitations to potentially interested users, or optimization of posting times. However, the exact implementation of these features would depend on technical feasibility and user preferences.

Open-Source Development in Focus

The OpenClaw project stands for transparent, open-source development. By involving the community in the concept phase, developers can ensure that the AI agents actually provide useful functions and are not just technical gimmicks. The hashtag #BuildInPublic suggests that the development process will be publicly traceable.

Outlook

So far, it is unclear which suggestions will ultimately be implemented. Reactions on social media and the quality of the submitted ideas will likely influence the developers' priorities. For Telegram users who want to manage their groups more efficiently or desire automated support, this project could open up interesting new possibilities.