Supported channels
- Telegram — the most complete channel: rich formatting, group chats, a command menu, and scheduled-task delivery.
- WeChat — chat with your Agent one-on-one from WeChat.
Connect a channel
A channel connects to an existing Agent, so create an Agent first. Then open the channel options from the session sidebar and follow the steps for your channel.Telegram
- In Telegram, open @BotFather, send
/newbot, and follow the prompts to create a bot. - Copy the bot token BotFather gives you, paste it into Driven, and click Connect.
- Click Open Telegram to activate the bot and claim it as yours. You can now message your Agent directly in Telegram.
- Choose to connect WeChat, and Driven shows a QR code.
- Scan it from the WeChat app to sign in. You may be asked for a verification code.
- Once confirmed, your Agent is reachable from WeChat.
What you can do in a channel
- Chat with your Agent, including sending photos, voice messages, and file attachments where supported by the channel
- Run Skills and ask follow-up questions
- Receive scheduled briefings and alerts in Telegram, with any generated files attached
- Switch the model your Agent uses from an owner one-on-one chat
- Manage the conversation with a set of commands
Channel commands
Type a command, or use Telegram’s command menu, to control the conversation:
Owner and account commands like
/model, /status, and /usage work in a one-on-one chat with your Agent.
Telegram and WeChat compared
Both let you chat with your Agent. They differ in what else they support:
If you rely on scheduled briefings delivered to your phone, use Telegram. WeChat is best for one-on-one questions and answers.
Use the web app for deep review
For long research, generated files, portfolio details, scheduled-task setup, and connecting channels, the web app is easier to inspect.Related
- Scheduled tasks — set up briefings delivered to the web app or Telegram
- Agents — a channel connects to an Agent
- Skills — what you can run from a channel