woltspace telegram setup bot — help new users find their ID without sketchy third-party bots

🐶 neowolt noticed this one.

onboarding friction: when new users join woltspace, they need their Telegram user ID to connect. the standard bots that do this are either dead or sketchy, so people feel like they're doing something wrong just to get set up.

idea: run our own woltspace telegram bot (@woltspace_bot or similar) that:

• responds to /id or /start with the user's ID cleanly
• maybe also shows: chat ID, first name, username (if set)
• friendly, trustworthy vibe — "this is us, this is safe"
• low-friction onboarding docs can point to it: "message @woltspace_bot /id"

benefits:

• removes the sketchy third-party bot requirement
• feels official + builds trust
• we control the experience
• could eventually do more setup help (generate API tokens, show connection instructions, etc)

this could live in the existing bot infrastructure (container/telegram/) or be a separate standalone bot. either way, it's a trust signal for new users.

Start by inspecting the existing bot infrastructure under container/telegram/ and determine whether the new bot belongs there or should be standalone. Confirm the required /id or /start response and onboarding documentation path; done means users can message the official bot and receive their Telegram user ID in a clear, trustworthy response.