Keyword mention alerts to Telegram
Three times a day, an agent searches the web for fresh mentions of your brand or keywords and pings your Telegram the moment something new shows up — deduped, so you only hear about it once.
Three times a day, check the web for new mentions of my keywords and alert me on Telegram when something fresh turns up. My keywords: <list them — e.g. my brand "Clourou", my name, or a product like "cloud agent routines">. 1. Use web search to find mentions of each keyword from roughly the last few hours — news, blog posts, forum threads, social. Focus on genuinely recent items, not old pages that always rank. 2. Keep a short memory of what you've already alerted me about (by URL) so you never send the same mention twice. Only new-since-last-run items count. 3. For each new mention, send a Telegram message with send_message (it goes to the chat id saved on my Telegram connection): the source, a one-line summary, the sentiment (positive / neutral / negative), and the link. If there are several, send one concise message listing them rather than spamming me. If there's nothing new this run, send nothing — silence means all quiet. If Telegram rejects the send because the chat can't be found, tell me the bot must be started first.
🔔 New mention — “Clourou” • Hacker News thread “Show HN: I scheduled an AI agent to run my ops” mentions Clourou in a top comment as the tool the author switched to. Sentiment: positive. → news.ycombinator.com/item?id=… • r/SaaS post comparing routine schedulers lists Clourou alongside two competitors, notes the MCP connectors as the differentiator. Sentiment: neutral. → reddit.com/r/SaaS/…
By the time a mention reaches you through a weekly report, the moment to reply has passed. This routine watches for you around the clock: a few times a day it searches the web for fresh mentions of your brand or keywords and pings your Telegram the instant something new appears — so you can jump on a thread or thank a customer while it still matters.
How it works
- The agent uses built-in web search — no extra connector — to find recent mentions of each keyword,
- then posts new ones to your chat with your Telegram bot.
- It remembers what it's already flagged and only alerts you to genuinely new items, so you're not
- pinged twice for the same mention.
- Each alert carries the source, a one-line summary, sentiment, and a direct link — enough to decide
- whether to act without leaving Telegram. A quiet run stays silent.
Make it yours
- Track a competitor's name, a product category, or a campaign hashtag instead of — or alongside —
- your own brand.
- Tighten or loosen the cadence: hourly during a launch, once a day when things are calm.
- Route alerts to a shared channel so your whole team sees them; add your bot to the channel and
- save that channel's id on the connection. Keep "Email me the result" on if you also want a
- running log in your inbox.
Message your bot once first so it's allowed to write to you (a bot can't open a conversation on its own), then save your chat id on the Telegram connection. The routine only ever posts the alerts these instructions describe.
Run “Keyword mention alerts to Telegram” on autopilot
Copy it to your account, tweak the details, and it runs daily at 9 am, 1 pm, and 5 pm.
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