Spacesheep has one Telegram bot — @TheSpaceSheepBot — that acts as an agent across your spaces and orgs. DM it questions or actions (“list my spaces”, “deploy this”, “share that with…”, “remind me to…”); it runs the same MCP tools and uses your account’s LLM key. There’s nothing to install and no per-org bot to create — the same bot switches accounts depending on where you use it.
1. Link your account
Open a direct message with @TheSpaceSheepBot and send:
/startTap the link it replies with to connect your Spacesheep account — one tap, done. (Alternatively, grab a one-time code from Settings → Telegram and send /start <code>.) Once linked, anything you DM the bot acts on your personal account.
2. Use it in a group / for an org
Add @TheSpaceSheepBot to a Telegram group, then bind that group to whichever account it should act on:
/bind <org-slug>— act on an organization you belong to. For example/bind sheep./bind— act on your own personal account./unbind— clear the binding.
After you bind to an org, everything the bot does in that group runs on the org — its spaces, its secrets and LLM key, its permissions — not your personal account. Mention @TheSpaceSheepBot or reply to one of its messages to ask it something.
<org-slug> is the org’s slug (the <slug> in its <slug>.spacesheep.dev URL), not its display name. You must be a member of the org to bind to it. For /summary and group awareness the bot needs to read every message — a group admin disables privacy mode once in @BotFather (/setprivacy → Disable).Commands
| Command | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/start | DM | Link your account (or /start <code> with a code from Settings) |
/bind <org-slug> | Group | Bind the group to an org (omit the slug to bind to your personal account) |
/unbind | Group | Clear the group’s binding |
/summary | DM & group | Recap the recent conversation |
/unlink | DM | Disconnect and revoke the bot’s API key |
/help | DM & group | Show the command list |