Daily AI Tech News to Telegram

Daily AI Tech News to Telegram

Stay on top of the latest AI and technology news without lifting a finger — delivered as a daily digest straight to Telegram.

This workflow runs every morning on a schedule, searches the web for the most important AI and tech stories from the past 24 hours, reads the full articles (not just headlines), generates a concise newsletter digest using AI, and sends it to your Telegram chat.

What you need

• A Telegram Bot connector (for sending messages)
• Your Telegram chat ID where the digest should be delivered

How the flow works

• Scheduled Trigger (Daily at 8 AM UTC) Runs automatically every morning. The timezone and schedule are configurable.

• Search Internet Searches the web for the latest AI and technology news, breakthroughs, and announcements from the last 24 hours.

• Extract URLs (Code) Parses the search results and extracts the top 5 unique article URLs with their titles and snippets.

• Browse Web Pages Visits each of the 5 article URLs and extracts the full article content. Runs in item mode so each URL is processed individually. Continues on error so one broken link won't stop the whole workflow.

• AI Newsletter Editor Claude Haiku 4.5 acts as a professional tech newsletter editor, reading all the article content and generating a concise, engaging daily digest in plain text format — with headlines, summaries, key takeaways, and source URLs.

• Send to Telegram Delivers the AI-generated newsletter to your Telegram chat with link previews disabled for a cleaner reading experience.

Setup instructions

1. Click "Use Template" to add this workflow to your account
2. Connect your Telegram Bot in the Telegram node
3. Set your Telegram chat ID in the Telegram node
4. Verify the timezone in the trigger node matches your needs
5. Enable the workflow to start receiving daily digests

Customization

Output

A daily Telegram message containing:

• Brief intro paragraph about the day's top themes
• 5 article summaries with compelling headlines and key takeaways
• Source URLs for each article
• A closing thought on the day's trends

Notes

• The browse node uses HTTP mode for fast article extraction
• continueOnError is enabled on browse and AI nodes to handle edge cases gracefully
• You can swap Claude Haiku for a different model if you prefer
• Modify the search query to focus on specific topics (e.g., "LLM research", "robotics news", "startup funding")

This is a community-contributed template by Roshan Ramani.