Publish Telegram posts from ChatGPT with Postlyra
Install the Postlyra plugin from the ChatGPT directory, connect your account, save a formatted draft and publish it to Telegram.
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Install in ChatGPTThe same content before and after formatting
An illustrative example with fictional data. The final appearance depends on your Telegram client.
Source text
Illustrative Orbit release: added note search fixed saved time zone help https://postlyra.app/en/guides/telegram-mcp review settings before the next run.
Structured post
Orbit: a team update
An illustrative release announcement for a fictional product.
- Find notes using search.
- Your time zone is preserved between sessions.
Review your settings before the next run.
From an AI conversation to your channel
Discuss the content with ChatGPT, then use the connected Postlyra tools to save a draft, show its preview and perform a publishing action. The direction is from your AI conversation to your Telegram channel. A chat response containing finished text is not by itself a saved draft or a delivered message.
Install the published plugin
Postlyra has been available in the ChatGPT plugin directory since October 7, 2026. Open the plugin page below and choose Install plugin. This connection method does not require creating a custom MCP app or entering a server URL manually. ChatGPT pricing and workspace policies are set by OpenAI.
Connect your account
After installation, complete Postlyra authorization. Your drafts, channels and schedule become available through the connected account.
- Choose Install plugin on the Postlyra directory page.
- Connect your account through the authorization flow and review the requested permissions.
- Select @Postlyra in a new conversation and ask it to find your drafts or list connected channels.
- To send posts, add your Telegram channel under Postlyra Connections and grant the bot the necessary rights.
Save a formatted draft
Provide source material and describe the result: a heading, short introduction, points, table or optional details. Ask ChatGPT to save the result in Postlyra and show the preview. Supply checked sources for a crypto digest or prepared release notes for an announcement. ChatGPT composes the text; Postlyra stores and formats the content.
Revise the same draft and choose delivery
Refer to the existing draft when asking for changes so each revision does not become another copy. Check the saved post link or identifier and its latest preview. Name the exact connected channel when publishing, or provide a date, time and time zone when scheduling. Read the operation result: draft creation and confirmed delivery are separate outcomes.
Troubleshoot missing tools or access
Check that the app is selected for the conversation, authorization has completed and the required actions are enabled. A changed tool inventory may require a connection refresh or administrator action. If MCP is unavailable on your account, use Postlyra in your browser or Mini App and transfer the prepared text manually.
The directory and other connection methods
Postlyra is published in the ChatGPT directory, and its page can be opened in a browser or the ChatGPT app. Installation and action availability depend on your account and workspace policies. For Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and other remote MCP clients, use the separate connection instructions.
A prompt for your AI client
Turn these release notes into a clear Telegram announcement: a heading, short introduction, three changes and a link to the details. Save it in Postlyra as a draft and show the preview. Do not invent facts missing from the source. We will choose publication in a separate step.
Frequently asked questions
Does Postlyra generate the text itself?
In this workflow, ChatGPT prepares the text. Postlyra provides the tools for formatting, storage, validation and publishing.
Do I need developer mode?
Installing the published directory plugin does not require developer mode or creating a custom MCP app. Installation access can depend on your account and workspace policies.
Can another AI client use Postlyra?
Yes, if that client supports the required remote MCP connection and authorization. Compatibility depends on the client and configuration, not just the model name.