AI Coding Help in Telegram — No Card.

It's a multi-model AI chat in Telegram that answers coding questions. Paste code or describe a problem and it routes the question to strong coding models from the Claude, GPT and GLM families — review, debug, explain, write tests, refactor, convert languages. There's also a Council option that asks several models for high-stakes answers.

No — it's a different tool for a different moment. @vustbot is a coding chat: you paste code or a question and get an answer you decide what to do with; nothing on your disk changes. That's exactly what makes it reachable from a phone with zero setup. When the job is editing a whole repository in place, that's in-editor agent territory (Cursor, Claude Code); when the job fits in a message, the chat is the faster way in.

Coding questions route to capable models from the Claude, GPT and GLM families, and you can switch between them. The models page lists the current line-up, and the trust footer shows which model actually answered.

No. There's a free tier in Telegram — no card subscription is required to begin.

Code review, debugging, explanation, unit-test generation, refactoring, commit messages, SQL and regex generation, and converting code between languages — all by pasting into the chat.

Bring the version with you. Paste the relevant doc excerpt, changelog entry or the signature from your own code next to your question, and the model reasons over exactly that — so the answer matches your release rather than a memory of an older one. It's the habit that sharpens every AI coding answer: the more of your real context you put in the message, the more the answer is about your code, not code in general.