Kiro Telegram MCP

Kiro Telegram MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that connects Kiro to Telegram so developer communities, workshops, and hackathons can be managed from an agent workflow. It helps turn fast-moving chat activity into summaries, action items, project links, safe replies, scheduled posts, and Kiro-ready requirements, design notes, and tasks.

Project Links

• npm Package
• AWS Builder Article

Technologies Used

My Contributions

• Built the MCP server and npm package for connecting Kiro workflows to Telegram community operations.
• Implemented chat listing, recent message reads, live Telegram search, cached history search, and local SQLite sync.
• Added utilities for extracting project links, exporting CSV text, computing chat stats, and finding unanswered questions.
• Designed safety controls so sending, editing, forwarding, pinning, scheduling, and media actions use confirmation gates.
• Documented local setup, Telegram API authentication, safe mode, and Kiro usage flows for public release.

Key Achievements

• Published kiro-telegram-mcp@0.1.0 on npm.
• Packaged CLI binaries for the MCP server, authentication, and session reset workflows.
• Created a public AWS Builder article link and project visual for the release.

The Problem to Solve

Telegram is where many community and hackathon conversations happen, but important questions, submissions, feedback, and follow-ups can get buried quickly. For builders using Kiro, that information still needs to be searched, summarized, triaged, and converted into structured implementation work.

Our Solution

I built a Kiro-native MCP server that gives Kiro controlled access to selected Telegram chats. It supports Telegram user authentication with local session reuse, recent message reads, live and cached search, local SQLite history sync, chat stats, unanswered-question detection, submission-link extraction, draft replies, confirmed sends, media scheduling, and safe confirmation gates for actions that modify Telegram.