How-To Guides

Chat sessions store one resume token per engine per chat (per sender in group chats), so new messages can auto-resume without replying. · 6 min read

Untether has three workflow modes that control how conversations continue and how sessions are organised. Each mode suits a different working style. · 3 min read

Bind a chat or forum topic to a specific project and branch, so every message runs in the right directory automatically… · 4 min read

Running agents remotely means they can rack up costs while you're not watching. · 9 min read

Resume a coding session you started in your terminal — from Telegram, while away from your desk. · 4 min read

Set up Untether for local development, run checks, and test changes safely via the dev instance before releasing to production. · 3 min read

Untether records session events as they stream from the agent, so you can export a full transcript of any run directly from Telegram… · 3 min read

Send files to your repo or pull results back — directly from Telegram on any device. · 7 min read

Untether works in Telegram group chats, letting multiple people interact with coding agents from any device. · 5 min read

Adjust Untether's behaviour without editing config files or restarting — tap buttons right in Telegram. · 9 min read

When Claude Code runs in permission mode, Untether shows inline buttons in Telegram so you can approve or deny tool calls from your phone. · 9 min read

Untether lets you override which model the agent uses and its reasoning level, per chat or per engine — all from Telegram… · 3 min read

Untether runs as a long-lived process, typically in a terminal or managed by a process supervisor (systemd on Linux, etc.). · 11 min read

When you're away from the terminal, you need confidence that your agent won't go off-script. · 12 min read

Projects let you target any registered repo from Telegram — no need to restart Untether or change directories. · 1 min read

Bind a Telegram chat to a project so messages in that chat automatically route to the right repo. · 1 min read

There are several ways to run tasks on a schedule: the /at command for quick one-shot delays, Telegram's built-in message scheduling… · 14 min read

Untether gives remote access to coding agents on your server, so locking down who can interact with the bot and what files they can access is important. · 15 min read

See how much work your agents have done while you've been away. The /stats command shows per-engine session statistics — run counts, action totals… · 3 min read

- queue (the default) — the message waits until Claude's current turn finishes, then runs as the next turn. · 4 min read

Keep tabs on your Claude Code subscription from anywhere — Untether surfaces usage directly in Telegram. · 4 min read

Different tasks suit different agents. Switch engines on the fly — use Claude Code for deep refactors, Codex for quick fixes… · 2 min read

Topics bind Telegram forum threads to a project/branch context. Each topic keeps its own session and default engine… · 5 min read

1. Open Telegram and message @BotFather 2. Send /deletebot 3. Select your bot from the list · 2 min read

- auto permission mode renamed plan-auto (breaking). /planmode auto now selects Claude Code's own classifier-gated auto mode. · 11 min read

Untether shows progress messages as the agent works, updating in real time. · 7 min read

Dictate coding tasks hands-free — while walking, driving, or away from a keyboard. · 4 min read

Untether can start agent runs automatically from external events (webhooks) or on a schedule (cron). · 12 min read

Run tasks on multiple branches in parallel without touching your main checkout. · 2 min read

Untether supports entrypoint-based plugins for engines, transports, and commands. · 2 min read

Mark emails as read or unread, flag them for follow-up with due dates, and bulk-flag multiple messages. · 3 min read

List, view, and download email attachments to your local machine. · 3 min read

Save emails and conversation threads to your local machine in Markdown, EML, MBOX, JSON, HTML, or CSV formats. · 8 min read

Use mail tips to check for out-of-office, mailbox full, delivery restrictions, and other issues before sending an email. · 4 min read

Save emails as drafts for review, update them, then send when ready. Reply and forward as drafts too. · 5 min read

List upcoming events, look back at past ones, or find events by date range and subject so your AI assistant can help with scheduling and meeting preparation. · 3 min read

Schedule meetings and events through your AI assistant, including adding attendees and event descriptions. · 4 min read

Update, decline, cancel, or delete calendar events with the manage-event tool. · 6 min read

Search your contacts, organisational directory, and recent communications to find people quickly. · 2 min read

Create, view, update, and delete contact records in your Outlook contacts book. · 2 min read

Combine rules, categories, folders, and Focused Inbox to build a complete inbox management system through your AI assistant. · 3 min read

Automate email organisation with rules that move, mark, forward, or filter incoming mail based on sender, subject, body, attachments, and more… · 7 min read

Force specific senders into Focused or Other to control which emails surface by default. · 1 min read

List, create, and manage mail folders, move emails between folders, and check folder statistics. · 4 min read

Create colour-coded category labels and apply them to emails for visual organisation and filtering. · 2 min read

Set your working hours and time zone so Outlook knows when you're available for scheduling. · 2 min read

Enable automatic replies when you're away, with separate messages for internal and external senders. · 3 min read

Read and organise shared mailboxes your account has been granted access to, such as team inboxes or service accounts. · 7 min read

Search your organisation's meeting room directory by building, floor, capacity, or name. · 2 min read

Read forensic email headers to verify sender authenticity, trace delivery paths, check DKIM/SPF results, and analyse spam scores. · 3 min read

Flag, export, move, or categorise multiple emails at once using batch parameters. · 2 min read

Use Microsoft Graph $search expressions (KQL-style syntax) to write precise search queries for emails by date, sender, subject, and message properties. · 5 min read