Guide

Generate chart, trader, and liquidation screenshots from Telegram.

The Telegram screenshot bot turns supported chat commands into Omni Terminal share screenshots while preserving environment-specific routing, share-rendering, and alert boundaries.

At a glance

Commands
/chart /liqstats /trader Bot workflows cover chart, trader profile, liquidation bucket, liquidation stats, info links, and news screenshots.
Routing
Env-specific Dev and prod alerts must use their matching bot tokens, chats, and public links.
Output
Share URL Rendered screenshots are paired with share links for inspection.

Why It Matters

What traders and researchers should take away

  • Telegram screenshots make market context and trader-profile views easier to share quickly.
  • Environment routing matters because dev alerts must not post to production channels.
  • The public guide documents commands and safety boundaries without exposing bot tokens.

How it works

What the product uses behind the scenes

  • The Telegram screenshot bot script owns command parsing, queueing, rendering, and Telegram send behavior.
  • Share screenshot routes create short share records and generated PNG preview URLs for Telegram, Discord, and OG image use.
  • Deploy rules define dev/prod Telegram token, chat, and link separation.

Notes

Things to know

  • Never publish Telegram bot tokens or allowed chat identifiers.
  • Dev links must remain on the dev host and production links on the production host.
  • Screenshots should avoid private account state unless intentionally shared by the user.

Guide

Steps

  1. Open the bot command help

    Use /help, /help chart, /help liqstats, /help liqbucket, /help trader, /help info, or /help news to see supported workflows.

  2. Request a screenshot

    Send a supported command such as /chart BTC 1d, /liqstats BTC clusters, /trader BTC best pnl, or /news BTC top with the intended symbol, interval, tab, or address context.

  3. Wait for rendering

    The bot may queue the render, then posts the generated image and matching Omni share URL when complete.

  4. Check environment routing

    Confirm dev commands use dev links and production commands use production links before sharing externally.

Safety

Before using this workflow

  • Do not expose bot tokens, chat IDs, or private access headers.
  • Keep dev alerts on dev links and production alerts on production links.
  • Verify share URLs before posting screenshots in public channels.

Next

Open the workflow

  • Open News Review market context that can be shared through screenshot workflows.

Screenshots

Real UI references

These are captured from Omni Terminal routes with public-safe state. Private balances, wallet secrets, access headers, and live private positions are not used.

Omni Terminal liquidation chart view used by the Telegram screenshot bot for a BTC command result.
The bot renders real Omni chart, liquidation, trader, and news views through the share screenshot pipeline. Source: Telegram command: /chart BTC 1d 2026-06-13 - docs-v1

Supported screenshot workflows

The bot is built around repeatable chart and market-context captures.

  • Chart screenshots for symbols, intervals, and current or aggregate liquidation scope.
  • Trader profile screenshots for address-oriented review and leader-style requests.
  • Liquidation bucket, liquidation stats, and news screenshots for market stress and event context.

References

Implementation references

  • Telegram screenshot bot

    omni-terminal/docs/TELEGRAM_SCREENSHOT_COMMANDS.md

    Documents supported Telegram commands, dev/prod routing, bot profile copy, and screenshot behavior.

  • Telegram screenshot bot implementation

    omni-terminal/scripts/telegram_screenshot_bot.mjs

    Implements bot command parsing, share-rendering requests, queues, and Telegram send behavior.

  • Deployment routing rules

    omni-terminal/AGENTS.md

    Documents dev/prod Telegram alert and short-share routing constraints.