Setup
Lillo's primary interface is implemented through the Telegram Bot API, providing a robust and scalable chatbot infrastructure.
Overview
The Telegram interface is built on:
Telegraf.js for bot interactions
Vercel Edge Functions for webhook handling
Redis KV for state management
PostgreSQL for persistent storage
Configuration
1. Bot Setup
2. Initialization
Core Components
1. Bot Instance
2. Message Types
Features
1. Message Handling
Message storage in PostgreSQL
Chat history tracking
Reply support
Inline keyboard interactions
2. Admin Controls
Role-based access control
Admin command restrictions
Group management features
3. Content Generation
Image generation
Random illustrations
Photo message support
Processing status updates
4. Integration Points
OpenAI for responses
KV storage for caching
Database for persistence
Command registry integration
Utilities
1. Message Formatting
2. Media Handling
Configuration Management
1. Agent Configuration
2. Bot Settings
Security
1. Authentication
Bot token validation
Admin ID verification
Group membership checks
2. Rate Limiting
Message rate limits
Command cooldowns
API call restrictions
3. Access Control
Error Handling
1. Message Errors
Invalid command handling
API error recovery
Rate limit management
2. Connection Issues
Webhook retry logic
Database reconnection
API fallbacks
Performance
1. Caching Strategy
Agent configuration caching
Command result caching
User data caching
2. Optimization
Message batching
Connection pooling
Response streaming
Deployment
1. Vercel Setup
2. Environment Setup
Related Documentation
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