Get delivery feedback on a draft you send to Telegram
Send a pitch, speech or message to your Telegram chat and get back structured feedback on the draft you wrote.
What it does
The integration steps this workflow runs, in the order it first runs them.
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TelegramNew message trigger - 2
TelegramSend message - 3
OpenAIQuery model
How it works
Everything the template sets up, and what to fill in before the first run.
Type or paste a draft into your Telegram chat - a pitch, a talk, a difficult message you are about to send - and get feedback on it in the same chat, under five fixed headings: the opening, the structure, the wording, the ending and the ask, and three specific things to change.
The feedback is about the draft, not about you and not about an audience. The workflow explicitly asks for a description of what is on the page: no prediction of how it will land, no score or grade, no comparison to anyone else, and quotes from your own words so you can find the bit being talked about. Every reply ends by saying so, so it is never mistaken for a forecast.
To set it up, paste the ID of the chat to use onto the trigger step. Left blank, the trigger fires for every message your bot receives in any chat it has been added to, so fill it in to keep this to your own chat. Then fill in the 'deliveryContext' step with what you are preparing and who it is for, since the same paragraph reads differently in a conference talk and in an email to a client. 'minimumDraftLength' is the number of characters below which a message is treated as chat rather than a draft; anything shorter gets a short note asking for the whole thing instead.
A very long draft is shortened before it is read, and long feedback is shortened before it is sent, so the reply always fits in one Telegram message.
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