Save Custom Prompts in the Telegram AI Bot

In Telegram, @DoublegramAIBot lets you save instructions you repeat every day and run them in one command. Use /prompt add to store a template, then /p name your topic whenever you need it — ideal for social posts, summaries, and email drafts in your private chat.

If you often ask the Telegram AI bot for the same type of content — Instagram posts, article summaries, formal emails — custom prompts in @DoublegramAIBot save you from retyping the full instruction every time.

Save a template once, then run it with /p. Everything below works in your private chat with @DoublegramAIBot.

Create a prompt

Use /prompt add with a short name and the full instruction text:

/prompt add instagram Create an engaging Instagram post for [topic] with relevant hashtags.

Rules for the name:

  • Letters, numbers, and underscores only
  • Maximum 20 characters
  • Example names: instagram, email_en, summary

The instruction can be up to 4,096 characters. If a prompt with the same name already exists, it is updated.

Run a saved prompt

Send /p name content — the content part fills in any placeholders in your template:

/p instagram sustainable fashion

The AI receives: Create an engaging Instagram post for sustainable fashion with relevant hashtags.

Supported placeholders (replaced by what you type after the name):

  • [topic], [content], [subject], [theme]
  • Also works in Italian, French, German, and Spanish variants like [argomento], [sujet]

You can also run a prompt without extra text if the saved instruction is already complete:

/p daily_tip

Try it: /prompt add translate Translate the following text to formal English: [content] → then /p translate Ciao, come stai?

Manage your prompts

Send /prompt or /prompt list to open your prompt library with buttons for each saved name. From there you can:

  • Tap a prompt to see details, edit, or delete it
  • Start a New automation for that prompt (prompts with placeholders cannot be automated)
  • Tap How prompts work for in-bot help

Delete a prompt with:

/prompt delete instagram

More help: /prompt help

Prompts vs automations

  • /p — you run the prompt manually whenever you want
  • Automations — the same saved prompt runs on a schedule in Telegram (must be complete — no placeholders)

Prompts with placeholders like [topic] are great for manual use but cannot be automated, because each run would need your input.

Quick reference

  • /prompt add name text — save or update
  • /p name content — run with optional placeholder fill-in
  • /prompt — browse and manage
  • /prompt delete name — remove