⏸ On pause (2026-08-03). The bot is offline while we rework what it should be — this page describes it as it ran, and the raids, boards and chat will return. Everything else on Rokha is unaffected.
Add @RokhaAIBot to your group and the whole platform comes with it: chat with Rokha right in the conversation, your own raid board, the live builder leaderboard, and alerts when X talks about you. Ask with no account at all — or link yours and she answers on your plan, your model, your keys. The agentic OS, in your pocket.
Your chat keeps its own raid board, and the ecosystem board is always a command away — rendered into the group the moment someone asks.
Group admins point the chat at a builder's X post and the bot runs the sprint — live goals, a moving card, winners on the board.
The bot is growing from a scoreboard into a real front door to Rokha. These are built and rolling out now.
The same pipeline as the report form on rokha.ai, walked as a conversation: a guided form in DM, filed as a real tracked issue.
Link your Rokha account once, and the bot's DM becomes a direct line to Rokha — the same agent, the same memory, as the site.
You do not need a Rokha account to talk to Rokha. Ask in the group and she answers — the real agent, not a demo.
Admins can switch on autopilot and Rokha keeps the chat alive herself — deliberately occasional, a welcome surprise rather than a chatterbox.
Telegram has no passwords to paste and Rokha never asks for one. Linking is a single tap on a one-time link — your logged-in session vouches for the Rokha side, Telegram vouches for the Telegram side.
Sign in with Google or a Web3 wallet — the same account your rigs, pages, and allowances live under.
In your profile's connected services, hit Telegram → Connect. It opens the bot with a one-time link that expires in ten minutes.
That's the whole handshake. The bot confirms the link and your profile tile flips to your @username — disconnect from either side, any time (/unlink in chat, or the tile on the site).
Rokha is an OS for agents: a registry of tens of thousands of capabilities, a real sandbox runtime, and MCP servers your account can already drive. A linked Telegram is a command line to all of it. On the roadmap:
Add the bot, pull up the board, rally a raid — and link your account so Rokha answers you wherever you are.