Raycast · MCP
Add Entergram as an MCP server in Raycast and reach your real Telegram account from a keystroke — check missed messages and waiting clients without opening Telegram.
https://mcp.entergram.com/mcp Raycast adds MCP servers through its “Manage MCP Servers” command. Register Entergram's and Raycast AI can reach your real personal Telegram account from anywhere on macOS — OAuth-scoped, with no bot and no API keys to store.
{
"mcpServers": {
"entergram": {
"url": "https://mcp.entergram.com/mcp"
}
}
}With your personal account connected, Raycast AI can check Telegram in a keystroke. Try:
Works with Raycast AI on macOS.
Open Entergram, then Settings → Workspace → Connectors → MCP, and copy the URL. Raycast asks for it inside the Manage MCP Servers command.
Run Raycast’s “Manage MCP Servers” command and add a server with the Entergram URL: https://mcp.entergram.com/mcp.
Confirm the server, sign in when the browser opens, and allow access. From then on the connector answers from any Raycast hotkey.
The default path and the one to start with. Hit your Raycast hotkey, open AI Chat, refer to the Entergram server in the prompt so its tools are in play, and read the answer in the same window you opened. Nothing else on screen has to move, which is the entire point.
Take the question you ask twenty times a day — what is waiting on me right now — save it as an AI Command and bind a key to it. One keystroke from inside any app returns the answer. Add a placeholder argument and the same command accepts a client name you type as you invoke it.
Raycast keeps its server list behind the Manage MCP Servers command, and each entry is plain JSON. Worth knowing when you set the same thing up on a second Mac: paste the entry, run the login once, and every saved command works there without being rebuilt. It is also where you go when a command has quietly stopped seeing your workspace, since the list shows whether the server is still enabled at all.
This is not where you run a forty-step job. It is where you get one fact in the two seconds before somebody finishes asking you for it. Each of these is a keystroke, two or three tool calls, and an answer short enough to read standing up — the tool chain matters only because it explains why the reply arrives that fast.
You ask
«What was the last thing Marco said to me, and did I answer?»
Tools called
entergram_list_chatsentergram_list_messages
You get
Two calls and one line back: the message, its timestamp, and whether the final turn in the thread was his or yours. This is the query worth putting on a key, because you need it while the person is still mid-question and the alternative is opening an app and scrolling in front of them.
You ask
«Is there an open ticket for Northwind right now?»
Tools called
entergram_list_chatsentergram_list_chat_tickets
You get
It resolves the account’s chat, pulls the tickets attached to it, and reports status and priority for anything still open. Enough to answer a customer live on a call, and enough to know whether you are about to file a duplicate of something a colleague opened an hour ago.
You ask
«Tell the standup group I am five minutes out.»
Tools called
entergram_list_accountsentergram_list_chatsentergram_send_message
You get
The one write most people put on a shortcut. It works out which connected account owns that group before sending, so the message arrives from you rather than from whichever account happened to sort first. This one needs a workspace connector — a personal agent reads the group fine and then stops at the send.
You ask
«What do we have on file for this contact — plan, owner, renewal date?»
Tools called
entergram_list_contactsentergram_get_chat_custom_fields
You get
The name resolves to a contact, then the CRM columns attached to their chat come back with the empty ones stripped out. Fired ten seconds before a call starts, it is the difference between opening with context and opening with a question whose answer was already written down.
You ask
«Who owns ticket 412, and when did they last touch it?»
Tools called
entergram_get_ticketentergram_list_members
You get
The ticket record carries an assignee id; the member lookup turns it into a name you recognise. Owner, status and last update come back on one line — which is the entire content of the message you would otherwise post in a team channel and then sit waiting on. Ask it twice in a day and you have replaced a small, recurring interruption for somebody else on the team.
You ask
«Thumbs-up the last message in the launch channel.»
Tools called
entergram_list_chatsentergram_list_messagesentergram_set_message_reactions
You get
A three-call acknowledgement that costs less time than switching windows. It finds the channel, takes the most recent message id from history, and sets the reaction. Useful precisely when you want a room to know you read something and you are in the middle of something you do not want to leave.
The connector hands Raycast the same 70 tools in 9 groups a full agent gets, even though a typical launcher question touches two or three of them. The breadth is worth having for the occasional odd request — a group’s member list, one ticket field, a contact’s shared communities — that would otherwise cost you two apps and a search box. In practice the discovery groups do most of the work, because almost every fast question starts by resolving a name into a chat or a contact before it can look anything up.
Identity and scope discovery. Every message call needs an account_id from list_accounts first — an AI client that skips this step will address the wrong Telegram account.
entergram_get_meentergram_list_accountsentergram_get_workspaceentergram_get_memberentergram_list_membersFinding conversations. The workspace views carry CRM state (tickets, comments, custom fields); the live views carry current Telegram transport state and unread counts.
entergram_list_chatsentergram_get_chatentergram_list_live_chatsentergram_get_live_chatentergram_list_workspace_chatsentergram_get_workspace_chatentergram_update_workspace_chatentergram_get_chat_managementReading and writing message history, including edits, forwards and reactions. Sending is scoped per account, so nothing is global across your connected accounts.
entergram_list_messagesentergram_get_messageentergram_send_messageentergram_send_media_messageentergram_edit_messageentergram_delete_messageentergram_forward_messagesentergram_get_message_reactionsentergram_set_message_reactionsWho you are talking to, and where else you overlap with them. Shared-groups lookup is what makes questions like “which of my leads are in the same community?” answerable.
entergram_list_contactsentergram_get_contactentergram_list_contact_shared_groupsFull support-desk control: open, assign, prioritise, comment and close. Tickets link back to the chat they came from, so an AI client can move from conversation to queue in one step.
entergram_list_ticketsentergram_get_ticketentergram_create_ticketentergram_update_ticketentergram_delete_ticketentergram_list_chat_ticketsentergram_list_ticket_commentsentergram_create_ticket_commententergram_update_ticket_commententergram_delete_ticket_commentYour pipeline schema. Read the columns before writing values — checkboxes take booleans, multiselects take arrays of option values, dates take ISO 8601 strings.
entergram_list_custom_columnsentergram_get_custom_columnentergram_create_custom_columnentergram_update_custom_columnentergram_delete_custom_columnentergram_list_custom_column_optionsentergram_create_custom_column_optionentergram_update_custom_column_optionentergram_delete_custom_column_optionentergram_get_chat_custom_fieldsentergram_patch_chat_custom_fieldsThe same schema control for the ticket side — categories, severities, SLA tiers and anything else your desk tracks beyond status and priority.
entergram_list_ticket_custom_columnsentergram_get_ticket_custom_columnentergram_create_ticket_custom_columnentergram_update_ticket_custom_columnentergram_delete_ticket_custom_columnentergram_list_ticket_custom_column_optionsentergram_create_ticket_custom_column_optionentergram_update_ticket_custom_column_optionentergram_delete_ticket_custom_column_optionComments on a chat that your customer never sees. Useful for letting an AI client leave its reasoning behind for a human teammate to pick up.
entergram_list_chat_commentsentergram_create_chat_commententergram_update_chat_commententergram_delete_chat_commentCreating and administering Telegram groups and channels — membership, permissions, privacy and info — plus a raw command escape hatch for the rest.
entergram_list_groupsentergram_get_groupentergram_list_group_membersentergram_create_group_chatentergram_create_channelentergram_invite_chat_membersentergram_remove_chat_memberentergram_update_chat_infoentergram_update_chat_permissionsentergram_update_chat_privacyentergram_run_chat_commandYou authorize once, in a browser window Raycast opens for you, and the token stays on that Mac. Entergram never passes your Telegram phone number or session credentials to Raycast, and none of this depends on the Telegram desktop app being installed, launched, or even logged in. A launcher shortcut is by definition easy to fire by accident, so the narrower access level is the sane default unless a specific command needs more.
Personal agentWorkspace connectorRevoking from a shared MacRaycast is deliberately shallow, and these are the edges you will meet within the first week of living on the hotkey.
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