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An official MiniApp acting as a built-in IDE for Bot Cloud was spotted on the test server.
It lets you write, test, and deploy JavaScript code for bots directly on Telegram infrastructure.
The app works as a visual sandbox and control panel. Left side — code editor with autocomplete, where you define logic for handling incoming Telegram updates. Right side — execution result in JSON.
Environment includes a built-in SDK for native interaction with Telegram API — no third-party frameworks. Each bot also gets an isolated database with direct SQL queries support and a built-in Query Builder for state storage.
Script execution runs via MiniApp auth — user data is passed into function context automatically.
@telelakel
It lets you write, test, and deploy JavaScript code for bots directly on Telegram infrastructure.
The app works as a visual sandbox and control panel. Left side — code editor with autocomplete, where you define logic for handling incoming Telegram updates. Right side — execution result in JSON.
Environment includes a built-in SDK for native interaction with Telegram API — no third-party frameworks. Each bot also gets an isolated database with direct SQL queries support and a built-in Query Builder for state storage.
Script execution runs via MiniApp auth — user data is passed into function context automatically.
@telelakel