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Adding OpenClaw to the Bots section.

OpenClaw is an open-source, self-hosted AI assistant that connects Claude to Telegram and seven other messaging channels (WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, iMessage, SMS, Email, Signal) from a single deployment. It features a Telegram channel adapter with support for text, voice, images, and group chats.

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PR Summary:

This PR adds OpenClaw, an open-source self-hosted AI assistant, to the Bots section. OpenClaw is a TypeScript-based tool that connects Claude AI to Telegram and seven other messaging platforms from a single deployment. It features support for text, voice, images, and group chats with an extensible plugin system.

Review Summary:

Overall, this is a valuable addition to the awesome-telegram list. OpenClaw is a legitimate, well-maintained project (190k+ GitHub stars, MIT licensed) that provides genuine value to the Telegram ecosystem. The project repository and setup documentation are accessible and functional. I verified that there are no duplicate entries and the project description is accurate.

One formatting issue was identified: the entry has a redundant GitHub link in the [Open Source] annotation that points to the same URL as the main link. Based on the repository's formatting patterns (lines 31-32 vs. 40, 43, 45), when the main entry link points to GitHub, the separate [Open Source] annotation should be omitted. Additionally, the parenthetical setup guide link uses an unusual nested format.

Knowledge utilized: Repository formatting standards and contribution guidelines from contributing.md, including the pattern that [Open Source] annotations are only used when the main link is a Telegram bot username.

Follow-up suggestions:

  • @devloai fix the formatting issue - Apply the suggested formatting cleanup to remove redundancy
  • @devloai check if there are other similar formatting inconsistencies in the README - Review other entries for similar patterns

Co-authored-by: devloai[bot] <168258904+devloai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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