Platform Overview

AIBotBuilder is an AI-powered platform that enables you to create, deploy, and manage Telegram bots without writing code. This guide covers all major features and how to use them effectively.

Platform Architecture

Your bot commands run in isolated microservice containers, automatically managed by our platform:

• AI Code Generation: Describe what you want, AI generates Python code
• Automatic Deployment: Code is packaged with dependencies and deployed instantly
• Microservice Architecture: Each command runs in its own isolated container
• Auto-Scaling: Resources allocated based on usage
• Built-in Monitoring: Track executions, errors, and performance

Dashboard

Your dashboard provides an overview of all your bots, commands, and usage statistics.

Key Metrics Displayed

Creating and Managing Bots

Step 1: Create a Bot on Telegram

1. Open Telegram and search for @BotFather
2. Send the command /newbot
3. Follow the prompts to name your bot
4. Copy the bot token (looks like: 123456789:ABCdefGHIjklMNOpqrsTUVwxyz)

Step 2: Add Bot to Platform

1. Navigate to the 'Bots' page in your dashboard
2. Click the 'Add New Bot' button
3. Paste your bot token
4. Give your bot a friendly name and description (optional)
5. Click 'Save' to register the bot

Bot Commands

Commands are the heart of your bot. Each command performs a specific action when triggered by users in Telegram.

Viewing Commands

Click on any bot in your dashboard to see its commands. Each command shows:

• Command Name: The trigger (e.g., /weather)
• Description: What the command does
• Status: Enabled/Disabled
• Type: The command handler type (usually BCIOF - Bot Command in Isolated Function)
• Execution Count: How many times it's been used
• Template Source: If created from a template

Command Actions

Templates

Templates are reusable command blueprints. Create a command once, then deploy it to multiple bots instantly.

Creating a Template

1. Navigate to the 'Templates' page
2. Click 'Create Template'
3. Use the AI command generator to describe what you want
4. Configure template settings:
   • Template Name: Descriptive name for the template
   • Share Settings: Private, public, or shared between your bots
   • Parameters: Input fields users need to provide
   • Output Type: What the command returns (message, photo, file, etc.)
5. Review and save the template

Using Templates

To deploy a template to a bot:

1. Go to your bot's detail page
2. Click 'Add Command from Template'
3. Browse or search available templates
4. Select a template and click 'Deploy'
5. The command is instantly available in your bot

Environment Variables

Environment variables store configuration values, API keys, and other secrets used by your bot commands.

Variable Types

Creating Variables

1. Navigate to 'Environment Variables' in your bot's detail page
2. Click 'Create Variable'
3. Fill in the details:
   • Name: Variable identifier (e.g., API_KEY)
   • Value: The actual value (sensitive values are encrypted)
   • Data Type: string, number, boolean, json, or file
   • Description: What this variable is used for
   • Optional: Whether commands must provide this value
   • Default Value: Fallback value if not provided
4. Save the variable

OAuth Integration

Connect your bot commands to external services like Google Drive, Gmail, and Calendar using OAuth authentication.

Supported Services

Setting Up OAuth

1. Navigate to the 'OAuth' page
2. Select a provider or create a custom one
3. When creating a command that needs OAuth:
   • Check 'Requires OAuth' in command generation
   • Select which providers the command needs
   • AI will include OAuth authentication in the generated code
4. Users will be prompted to authorize when they first use the command
5. Tokens are securely stored and automatically refreshed

Command Scheduling

Schedule bot commands to run automatically at specific times or intervals using cron expressions.

Creating a Schedule

1. Go to your bot's 'Schedules' tab
2. Click 'Create Schedule'
3. Configure the schedule:
4. Save and enable the schedule

• Command: Select which command to run
• Cron Expression: When to run (e.g., 0 9 * * * for daily at 9 AM)
• Timezone: Your local timezone
• Target: Which group or chat to execute in
• Parameters: Any required input values

Cron Expression Examples

Format: minute hour day month weekday

Webhooks

Trigger bot commands from external services using HTTP webhooks. Perfect for integrations with tools like Zapier, n8n, or custom applications.

Generating Webhook URLs

1. Open your bot's detail page
2. Go to the 'Webhooks' tab
3. Select a command to generate a webhook for
4. Configure webhook settings:
5. Copy the generated webhook URL

• Target Chat: Which Telegram chat receives the result
• Parameters Mapping: Map webhook payload to command parameters
• Authentication: Optional API key for security

Using Webhooks

curl -X POST https://app.telegrambotbuilder.com/api/webhook/abc123 \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \\
  -H "X-API-Key: your_api_key" \\
  -d '{
    "param1": "value1",
    "param2": "value2"
  }'

File Workspace

Each bot command has its own file workspace for storing data, uploading files, and managing resources.

Accessing Workspace

1. Navigate to your bot's detail page
2. Click on a command to view details
3. Go to the 'Workspace' tab
4. Browse files and folders

File Operations

• Upload Files: Add files your command needs to access
• Create Folders: Organize files hierarchically
• Download Files: Retrieve files generated by your command
• Delete Files: Remove unnecessary files to save storage
• View Content: Preview text files directly in browser

Storage Limits

Membership Plans

Choose the right plan for your needs. All plans include AI command generation and core features.

Plan Comparison

Upgrading Your Plan

1. Navigate to 'Membership' in the main menu
2. Review available plans and features
3. Click 'Upgrade' on your desired plan
4. Complete payment using Telegram Stars
5. Your new limits activate immediately