AGNTDEV is an app inside Telegram that builds working Telegram bots from a text description. A small business owner writes in plain words what the bot should do; the platform writes the code, runs conversational tests and publishes the bot on the owner's own account. The code sits in a separate GitHub repository and belongs to the owner. Changes are described in words in the same chat. Free right now.
An app inside Telegram
Describe the bot
you actually need
What you get is a real, working Telegram bot — without coding.
Open in Telegram
245 bots running right now
How it works
- You describe the bot in plain words, right in the chat.
- The assistant asks one to three questions about the substance of the task — never about technology.
- The platform writes the code, writes behavioural tests and runs them against the bot. Failures are not published.
- The bot goes live in Telegram on your own account; later changes are described in words in the same chat.
What you get
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Real code
Each bot has its own GitHub repository. The code belongs to the owner and can be downloaded, handed to a developer or moved anywhere.
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Checked before it ships
Behavioural tests run before publishing, instead of you clicking through the scenario by hand.
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Your own bot account
The bot is created through the official @BotFather, so the account is yours, not the platform's. You choose the name and the picture.
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Changes in words
“The booking notification isn't arriving” — the platform changes the code, runs the tests again and republishes. There is no separate editor.
What you can build
- Appointment booking botClients pick a time themselves and you stop running a calendar over chat.
- Table reservation botBookings arrive finished, not as a phone call in the middle of service.
- Support and FAQ botThe same question stops reaching you personally for the tenth time.
- Group guard botSpam stops reaching members, and newcomers get the rules on the way in.
- Expense splitting botNobody keeps a spreadsheet and nobody has to chase people for money.
- Habit tracker botChecking in takes one tap and the streak counts itself.
- Vocabulary flashcard botThe review comes to you, exactly when the word starts slipping.
- Async standup botA daily meeting becomes one post, read whenever it suits.
- Event RSVP botThe guest list keeps itself and the cap holds without you watching it.
- Budget tracker botRecording a spend is faster than opening a spreadsheet.
- Group trivia botAnyone starts a round and the bot keeps score.
- Crypto price alert botYou stop checking the chart; the bot writes first.
Every task has a description you can paste. The list is examples, not a limit — describe your own task in your own words.
Where things stand
871projects created
245bots running now
631owners
As of 25 July 2026. Price — free right now.
Common questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the bot in plain words and the platform writes the code. The follow-up questions are about substance — who gets the notifications, what happens on a cancellation. Nobody will ask you about technology. If the bot needs a key — from a payment provider, say — you are asked for it separately, one at a time, right in the chat.
Whose bot is it?
Yours. It is created through the official @BotFather, so the bot account belongs to you and not to the platform. You pick the name and the picture. Keys the bot needs are stored encrypted and never shown in the chat. The code sits in a separate GitHub repository — that access is yours too.
Can I take the code?
Yes. Every bot has its own GitHub repository and the code belongs to the bot's owner. It can be downloaded, handed to a developer, worked on yourself or moved anywhere. It is ordinary code on ordinary technology, not a closed format only one platform can read.
How long does a build take?
It runs in the background — you get a notification when the bot is ready. Speed is not our advantage: the fastest build took about 17 minutes and a normal one takes hours. The bot is not published until every test has run. You can close Telegram; the process continues without you.
What does it cost?
Free right now. Describing, building, testing and publishing cost nothing and you do not need to add a card. If a paid plan appears we will say so in advance and will not switch off bots that are already running. The code stays with the owner either way.
What if the bot does something wrong?
Say so in the chat in plain words: “the booking notification isn't arriving”. The platform changes the code, runs the tests again and republishes the bot. New capabilities are added the same way: “add a cancel button”. There is no separate editor — all the work happens in the conversation.
Describe your bot
It takes a few sentences. The platform asks a couple of questions and builds the bot.
Free right now · 245 bots running right now