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PostBot · Telegram

Schedule & AI posts for your Telegram channel

Connect a channel to Tolstweet (@vustPostBot), write a post or generate an AI draft in your channel's voice, review the verification status, and set a publish time. Or use /repurpose for four draft-only platform variants.

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In short

PostBot schedules posts to your Telegram channel and can draft them for you. You add @vustPostBot as a channel administrator with permission to post, the channel appears in /channels, and from then on you set a publish time — an exact HH:MM in Moscow time or a relative offset such as +2h — and the bot publishes at that moment.

The writing is either yours or the bot's. Paste a finished post and simply schedule it, or send a brief and get a draft in your channel's voice once you have calibrated one from a few sample posts. Before a draft is offered for scheduling it runs a verification pass over detectable numeric and date claims, and the preview marks which were confirmed, corrected or left unverifiable.

Connecting channels, composing by hand and scheduled publishing are free. AI drafts start with a free trial; with a vust plan, an AI post counts toward your plan only after it is delivered, and nothing is counted if generation fails. Voice calibration needs Core or Pro. /queue lists what is coming up and cancels any of it.

How it works in Telegram

Primary action: open @vustPostBot and add it to your channel. The steps below are the usual loop after you tap Open @vustPostBot above.

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Open @vustPostBot in Telegram and add it as an admin to the channel you want to post to.

02

Write a post yourself, or send a short brief and let PostBot generate an AI draft in your channel's voice.

03

PostBot runs a fact-check pass and shows its status. Review unresolved claims, then set a publish time (MSK) — to the minute or a relative offset like +2h.

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The post auto-publishes at the scheduled time. Manage upcoming posts any time with /queue.

Specimens

From a one-line brief to a scheduled post

Send a short brief; PostBot drafts a post in your channel's voice, fact-checks the claims, and hands it back ready to schedule (illustrative examples of the bot's output).

Brief → scheduled post

Your brief

post about our new pricing — 3 tiers, starter is free, pro adds team seats and priority support. friendly tone, end with a CTA to try it

PostBot draft (voice-matched, ready to schedule)

� New pricing is live Three tiers, one goal: start free, scale when you're ready. • Starter — free, everything you need to launch • Pro — team seats + priority support • Scale — for teams that need more No credit card to start. Try it today�

Fact-checked before publish

Draft claim

Telegram now has over 1 billion monthly active users as of 2026.

After the verification pass

PostBot may confirm, correct or mark the number unverifiable. If the verification check is unavailable, the preview says so and leaves the final review to you; it does not silently claim the draft was checked.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is PostBot?

PostBot (@vustPostBot) is vust's Telegram channel publishing assistant. You connect a channel, write or generate a post, and schedule it — PostBot auto-publishes at the time you set. This page documents the bot; the full loop (connecting channels, drafting, scheduling) runs in Telegram.

How do I connect my channel?

Add @vustPostBot as an administrator of your Telegram channel with permission to post messages. Once it's an admin, the channel appears in /channels and you can schedule posts to it. You can connect more than one channel.

What does the AI draft do?

Send a short brief and PostBot generates a full post draft. It writes in your channel's voice when you've calibrated one, runs a verification pass on detectable factual claims, and formats the result for Telegram. The preview shows corrected, unverifiable or unavailable status; you review before scheduling.

What is voice calibration?

PostBot can learn your channel's tone from a few sample posts (/voice). Once calibrated, AI drafts match your channel's style — headline phrasing, bullet rhythm, how you open and close — instead of sounding generic. You can recalibrate any time.

How does fact-checking work?

Before an AI draft is offered for scheduling, PostBot extracts supported numeric/date claims and runs a verification pass. Confirmed claims remain; stale values may be corrected; unverifiable claims are flagged. If the verification check is unavailable, the draft proceeds with a visible warning rather than a false checked status.

How do I schedule a post?

After your post is ready, set a publish time in Moscow time (MSK). You can give an exact time (HH:MM or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM) or a relative offset like +30m or +2h. PostBot queues the post and publishes it automatically at that moment.

Can I see and cancel scheduled posts?

Yes. /queue shows your upcoming scheduled posts, and you can cancel any of them before they publish. Published posts stay in your channel as normal Telegram messages.

Do I write the post or does the AI?

Either. You can paste or type a finished post and just schedule it, or send a brief and let PostBot draft it for you. The AI draft is optional — PostBot is a scheduler first, with AI drafting on top.

Can it repurpose one post for other social platforms?

Yes. Send /repurpose followed by source text (up to 3,600 characters) to get separate Telegram, LinkedIn, X and Instagram drafts. This mode returns drafts only; it does not connect to or auto-publish on external networks, and it is instructed not to invent facts, metrics, quotes or sources.

What does it cost?

Connecting channels, manual composing, and publishing on a schedule are free. AI drafts start with a free trial. With a vust plan, an AI post counts toward your plan only after the post is delivered to you; if generation fails, nothing is counted. Voice calibration needs Core or Pro.

How is this different from other channel tools?

Most schedulers only queue text you've already written. PostBot adds an AI draft step that writes in your channel's voice and fact-checks claims, then schedules and auto-publishes — all in one Telegram bot, with no external dashboard to manage.

Why is it called Tolstweet?

Tolstoy plus tweet: a writer's hand for your channel, without the thousand pages.

Where next

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Plan a week of channel posts that do not repeat each other

Writing posts in advance usually produces three versions of the same post with different first lines. Readers notice by Wednesday. A short series works when each post gives the reader a different job: understand the problem, see how it works, decide to act.

Start from one set of facts, give each post its own job, and schedule them in Tolstweet (@vustPostBot) for your Telegram channel. Each post publishes on its own at the time you set.

A worked three-post week

This is an illustrative plan for a made-up weekend workshop announced on a Telegram channel.

The shared facts: a two-day budgeting workshop, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15, online, 20 seats, sign-up link in the post.

  • Monday, the problem. A short story about a reader who budgets every January and gives up by March. No sales pitch, just the problem and one question: "Sound familiar?"
  • Wednesday, how it works. What happens on each day of the workshop and what people leave with. The dates and the format appear here for the first time.
  • Friday, the decision. The three questions people ask before signing up, answered, then the link and the seat count.

Each post can be read alone, and each one would be missing something if you swapped it with another.

Check before you schedule

  • Same facts in every post. The dates, the seat count and the link are identical across all three.
  • Different job in every post. If two posts could swap days without anyone noticing, rewrite one.
  • Set the time in Moscow time. Tolstweet schedules in MSK, so convert 9 in the morning where your readers live into MSK before you send the time.
  • Review the queue. /queue lists what is scheduled. Cancel a post there and schedule the corrected version before it goes out.

Open Tolstweet and schedule the first post of your week.

Try PostBot in Telegram

Add @vustPostBot to your channel, write or generate a post, and set a publish time — the whole loop runs in Telegram.

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