Telegram — Download a message's media
Input
peerId requiredThe conversation's peer id, as returned by get_inbox (e.g. "8591421602" for Saved Messages; negative ids are channels and groups).
messageId requiredThe message carrying the media, as returned by get_conversation or send_message. Must be one of the recently loaded messages in that conversation — get_conversation only loads a recent window, so raise its count until the target is present.
Output
kind requiredWhich bubble shape it was read from: "document" for a file bubble (a filename and size are shown in the chat), "media" for a photo or video bubble.
base64 requiredThe file's bytes, base64-encoded — the exact inverse of send_message's fileBase64, so a file can be round-tripped between conversations. Documents come back byte-for-byte identical to what was sent.
peerId requiredThe peer id that was actually opened, read back from the address bar.
filename requiredThe name Telegram saves the file under, taken from its own download action rather than guessed. For a document this is the original filename; for a photo it is Telegram's generated name (e.g. "5793955541833946033.jpg").
messageId requiredThe message the media came from.
byteLength requiredSize of the returned bytes. For a document this matches the size shown on the bubble; for a photo it is the size of Telegram's re-encoded copy, which will not match the original upload.
verified_on_page requiredTrue when the bytes were actually captured from the app's own download action, rather than the click being assumed to have worked.
mimeType optionalThe MIME type Telegram attached to the blob it saved, or null if it did not set one.
chatTitle optionalThe conversation title from the header — echo this to a human, since a peer id is not recognisable.
Telegram — Search messages in a conversation
Search inside one Telegram conversation using the conversation's own search box, and return the matching messages: the chat they are in, the date label shown on the result, and the matched text. Returns an empty list when nothing matches, which is a real answer. Note the result rows carry no message id, so results cannot be fed straight to delete or react — use get_conversation for ids. Searching across all chats is a separate Telegram surface and is not covered here.
Telegram — Get the signed-in account's profile
Read the profile of the Telegram account this browser is signed in as: its display name, the phone number on the account, and the presence label shown beneath the name. Useful for confirming which account a run will act as before doing anything that writes. Does not include username, bio or birthday — Telegram keeps those behind its Edit profile form rather than on the settings screen.
Telegram — Read a conversation's messages
Open one Telegram conversation by its peer id (the id get_inbox returns) and read its messages in chronological order: message id, text, the time shown on the bubble, whether it carries media, and — for channel posts — the exact view and forward counts. Scrolls upward to load older messages up to the requested count. Returns an empty list for a conversation with no messages, which is a real answer rather than a failure.