Add MCP server exposing Telegram Bot API over an E2E-encrypted transport - #883
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Adds mcp-server/, a Node/TypeScript MCP server that wraps this repo's Telegram Bot API as MCP tools (getMe, sendMessage, getUpdates, getChat, setWebhook, deleteWebhook). Messages exchanged with the MCP peer are sealed with NaCl box (Curve25519 + XSalsa20-Poly1305) over a custom EncryptedStdioTransport, using pre-shared static keypairs exchanged out-of-band via a keygen CLI.
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Adds mcp-server/, a Node/TypeScript MCP server that wraps this repo's Telegram Bot API as MCP tools (getMe, sendMessage, getUpdates, getChat, setWebhook, deleteWebhook). Messages exchanged with the MCP peer are sealed with NaCl box (Curve25519 + XSalsa20-Poly1305) over a custom EncryptedStdioTransport, using pre-shared static keypairs exchanged out-of-band via a keygen CLI.