AI Telegram Bot Builder: Describe Your Bot
Write what your bot should do in plain words. The AI builder turns it into a working flow on your bot, which you can check and change in the visual editor.
TeleBotBuilder's AI bot generator uses the same blocks you drag and drop in the Flow Builder. So the result is not a black box: it is an ordinary flow you can open, read block by block and edit. This guide shows how to make a Telegram bot with AI, step by step, and what to check before you share it.
Create a Telegram bot with AI in five stepsPro
- Open AI Builder. Sign in, pick your bot and open AI Builder in the dashboard menu. No bot yet? Connect one in Settings first.
- Describe your bot. Write what should happen, in the order it should happen, in up to 1,500 characters. Start with the command people will send, such as
/support. - Press Generate and wait. Building takes up to a minute. You can close the page: it keeps building, and the flow appears in the Recent list when it is done.
- Check the flow. Press Open in Flow Builder and read every block: the messages, the buttons and where each one leads, and what gets saved.
- Edit and test. Change any wording or step you like, then send the command to your bot in Telegram and go through it the way your users will.
The flow is live as soon as it is saved, so your users can reach it on its command straight away. Test it right after it is built.
What you can ask for
The AI builder works with the blocks the Flow Builder has, so you can ask for anything those blocks can do:
Messages and questions
Send text and photos, ask a question and wait for the answer, and use the person's name or earlier answers in later messages.
Buttons and menus
Inline buttons and reply keyboards, where each option leads to its own next step, plus link buttons that open a website.
Choices and repeats
Go one way or another depending on an answer, repeat steps, pause for a few seconds, and keep counts or totals.
Saved data
Save, find, update and delete rows. It can create the collections a flow needs, up to three per flow, or use ones your bot already has.
Reminders
Send a message later, from a minute to a year ahead, such as a follow-up the day after someone signs up.
API calls
Fetch information from a public web service and show it in a message, like a quote of the day or the weather.
Example descriptions
Each of these builds a complete flow. Use them as they are, or as a pattern for your own:
- Feedback form: “A /feedback command that asks people to rate us from 1 to 5 with buttons, then asks what we could do better, and saves the rating and the comment.”
- Menu bot: “A /menu command with three buttons: Opening hours, Prices and Contact. Each button replies with a short message and a Go Back button.”
- Newsletter sign-up: “A /subscribe command that asks for an email, checks whether it is already saved, says ‘You're already on the list’ if it is, and otherwise saves it and says thanks.”
- Appointment reminder: “A /remindme command that asks what to remind them about and sends that text back to them in one hour.”
Describing a large bot at once? Build it in parts: one command per request works best.
What to check afterwards
- The command. If your bot already used it, the new flow gets the next free one, such as
/support2. The AI Builder tells you when that happens. - Every message. Read the wording as your users will see it, and fix the tone or any detail that is not quite right.
- Every button and branch. Make sure each button, menu option and yes/no branch leads where you expect.
- Saved data. Open Data and look at the collection the flow saves to: the right columns, and the right rows after a test run.
- A real test. Send the command to your bot and walk through every path at least once.
What it cannot do
- It builds new flows only. It does not change or delete a flow you already have.
- Every flow starts from a command, such as
/support. It does not build your/startwelcome message or replies to keywords; set those up in the Flow Builder. - Broadcasts and live chat are run from the dashboard, not from flows, so they are not something to ask it for.
- It only uses the blocks the Flow Builder has. It cannot add a feature the editor does not offer, such as taking payments.
- It builds one flow at a time for your account; start the next when the first is done.
Plans: the AI builder is part of Pro, which includes up to 30 AI generations a month. The free 14-day Pro trial includes up to 3. The Free plan does not include it. Only a flow that is built and saved counts; if an attempt fails, nothing is saved and nothing is used up.
AI can make mistakes. Please double-check. Treat every generated flow as a working starting point you can edit, not a finished product, and test it before you rely on it.
Questions
Where do I find the AI builder in the dashboard?
Sign in and open AI Builder in the dashboard menu. It adds flows to the bot you have selected, so connect a bot in Settings first if you have not done that yet.
What happens if I close the page while it is building?
It keeps building. A build takes up to a minute, and the finished flow appears in the Recent list on the AI Builder page when you come back.
Can the AI change a flow I already have?
No. Every request builds a new flow on its own command and leaves your existing flows as they are. To change a flow, open it in the Flow Builder and edit its blocks there.
What if my bot already uses the command I asked for?
The new flow gets the next free command instead, such as /support2, and the AI Builder tells you which one it used. Your existing flow keeps its command.
How should I word my description to get a good result?
Name the command, then list the steps in order: what the bot says, what it asks, which buttons it shows and what it saves. Short, specific sentences work better than a long story.
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