Telegram — Get the signed-in account's profile
Input
None
Output
loggedIn requiredAlways true: a run that returns has read a signed-in Telegram session.
phone optionalThe phone number on the account, as Telegram formats it for display (e.g. "+33 6 12 34 56 78"). Null if the settings screen showed no phone row.
evidence optionalAlways null: a signed-out browser now fails the run with a signed-out error instead of returning a result.
displayName optionalThe account's display name: first and last name combined, as shown under the avatar.
statusLabel optionalThe presence line beneath the name, verbatim. It is translated ("online", "last seen recently", …), so treat it as a display string and do not branch on its text.
FAQ
Get Telegram inbox
List the conversations in the Telegram Web chat list, newest first: each one's name, its peer id (the handle every other Telegram script uses to open it), the last message preview, the time shown on the row, and the unread count. Scrolls to load older conversations up to the requested count. Returns an empty list when the account has no conversations, which is a real answer rather than a failure.
Send Telegram message or document
Send a text message, a document, or a document with a caption to a Telegram conversation identified by its peer id (the id get_inbox returns), optionally as a reply. Confirms the message appeared in the conversation, including the document's filename and size and the reply quote when one was asked for, and reports whether the same message or file was already there plus which account sent it. Refuses conversations you cannot post in, such as broadcast channels you do not administer.
Telegram — Download a message's media
Download the document, photo or video attached to a Telegram message, given its conversation peer id and message id. Returns the file as base64 plus the filename Telegram stores it under, and refuses a message that carries no media. Opening the conversation marks it read, and Telegram also saves the file to the browser's download folder. Photos come back as Telegram's re-encoded JPEG, not the original upload; documents come back byte-for-byte.