Telegram Channel Atlas MCP server

This is a small helper that lets your AI look up public Telegram channels for you. You ask a question, and it comes back with real numbers like subscriber counts, when the channel was created, and how often it posts. It is handy if you research channels, compare communities, or just want to check whether a channel is actually active.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like how many subscribers a channel has. Your AI passes that request to this helper. The helper talks to a public Telegram data service using an API key you provide. The service sends back the channel profile, and your AI shows it to you as a neat summary in the chat. You can also ask it to find channels similar to one you already know.

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What you can do with it

• Look up a public channel's subscriber count, description, and creation date
• Check when a channel last posted and how often it posts
• See Telegram's own verification and scam flags for a channel
• Find channels Telegram recommends alongside a channel you name
• Search public channels and groups by keyword
• Get exact subscriber counts for a list of similar channels

Try asking your AI

• “How many subscribers does @durov have and when was it created?”
• “Is @durov still active? When did it last post?”
• “Find channels similar to @durov and show me their subscriber counts”
• “Search Telegram for public channels about machine learning”

What it gives back to you

You get a short profile in the chat: the channel title, description, subscriber count, creation date, and posting rate. If you ask for similar channels, you get a list of names with optional subscriber numbers. You can also ask for the raw data in a structured format if you want to copy it into a spreadsheet.

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Who it's for

Anyone who researches Telegram channels, compares communities, or wants to check whether a channel is active before trusting it.