Hasharot lets you control Claude AI agent from Telegram on your machine

Hasharot packages the Claude Code agent—a tool with direct access to bash, file I/O, and web browsing—behind a Telegram interface, removing the gap between mobile control and local execution. The key claim is that this is "not a simple API wrapper" but the real agent with full tool access, streamed back to your phone with session memory across messages. For teams, the multi-user layer with owner approvals and per-user folder sandboxing addresses the practical friction of sharing a single powerful agent: destructive-command detection and configurable approval gates let an owner delegate safely.

The voice and media integrations (Groq Whisper transcription, OpenAI TTS for responses, yt-dlp and ffmpeg for video extraction) position Hasharot as an interface to avoid terminal friction—speak a request, hear the answer—while keeping the computational load on your own machine. Paperclip agent integration suggests a forward-looking design for autonomous delegation: you hand off a task, get a push notification when it finishes, and can reply inline to ask follow-up questions. The body emphasizes that code and secrets never leave your computer; you simply drive the agent from Telegram. This trades cloud convenience for privacy and control, which may appeal to security-conscious teams or those with proprietary codebases.