Use this skill when the user wants to interact with Telegram — sync chats, search messages, browse recent activity, export conversations, or check account status.
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---
name: tg-cli
description: Use this skill when the user wants to interact with Telegram — sync chats, search messages, browse recent activity, export conversations, or check account status.
---
# tg-cli Plugin
Telegram CLI for local-first sync, search, export via MTProto.
## Commands
### Account
- `tg-cli self version` — Print version
- `tg-cli self status` — Check account and sync status
### Chats
- `tg-cli chats list` — List Telegram chats
### Messages
- `tg-cli search run` — Search messages by keyword
- `tg-cli recent list` — List recent messages
- `tg-cli refresh run` — Refresh local Telegram cache
## Usage Examples
- "Refresh my Telegram cache"
- "Search for messages about Rust"
- "Show recent messages from last 24 hours"
- "List my Telegram chats"
## Installation
```bash
uv tool install kabi-tg-cli
```
## Examples
```bash
# Login and sync
tg chats
tg refresh
# Search messages
tg search "Rust" --hours 48 --yaml
tg recent --hours 24 --limit 20 --yaml
# Export
tg export "GroupName" -f yaml -o messages.yaml
# Today's messages
tg today --sync-first
```
## Notes
- Requires Telegram API credentials (TG_API_ID, TG_API_HASH)
- First run prompts for phone number and verification code
- Messages cached locally in SQLite for fast retrieval
- Use --sync-first to refresh before querying
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