Telegram Notification Center for Routed Alerts

Why We Built a Telegram Notification Center

Telegram is one of the fastest ways to act on alerts, RSS updates, and agent activity. But raw command lists are not enough. Most users need a clear starting point before they ever think about advanced routing.

That is why 6DuckLearn now includes a Notification Center that brings Telegram delivery, RSS routing, signal alerts, and agent updates into one place. Instead of forcing you to memorize commands, the product now gives you:

a web-based Notification Center
guided /help and /settings flows in Telegram
a simple default model for new users
multi-chat routing for advanced workflows

Where to Find It in 6DuckLearn

You can open the Notification Center in three places:

In the main sidebar, click Notification Center.
In Profile Settings, click Open Notification Center.
Go directly to 6DuckLearn Notification Center.

From there, link Telegram and review your current delivery setup.

The Simple Setup: Start With Your Bot DM

For most users, the best setup is simple:

keep your Telegram bot DM as your private control center
let alerts fall back to that DM by default
use /help and /settings there to manage everything

Open your Telegram control chat here: https://t.me/sixducklearn_alert_bot

Then send:

/settings to open the Telegram Notification Center
/help for guided setup and command menus

Your bot DM becomes your Home chat by default. It is also where private controls belong, including approvals, connection checks, and agent control.

How to Route Market Alerts, RSS Feeds, or Agent Updates to Another Chat

Most users can stop at Home chat. Advanced users sometimes want separate delivery inboxes. For example:

RSS feeds in a research group
signal alerts in a trading chat
agent updates in a team topic thread
private approvals in the bot DM

Here is the exact workflow:

Keep your bot DM linked and active first. That DM is your Home chat.
If Home chat is enough, stop there. Everything works by default.
Open the target Telegram chat that should receive the updates.
If it is a group or topic, make sure @sixducklearn_alert_bot is already in that chat.
If it is a topic, open the exact topic thread first.
In that exact place, send:
- /setmarkethere to route signal alerts, price alerts, and market reminders there
- /setrssfeedhere to route RSS feed digests there
- /setagenthere to route agent workspace updates there
Return to your bot DM and send /showdestinations or /settings to confirm the routing.

That is the key mental model:

bot DM / Home chat = default inbox and private control center
another chat = optional category inbox
this chat = wherever you are currently standing in Telegram

If you are already inside the chat that should receive updates, just run the command there.

What the New Guided Telegram Experience Changes

The new Telegram experience is designed to remove setup friction.

Guided `/help`

Instead of a long wall of commands, /help now acts like a structured menu. New users can start with Quick Start and Set Up This Chat. Power users can use Route Another Chat and Home & Routing.

Guided `/settings`

/settings now opens a Telegram Notification Center view so you can check:

whether Telegram is linked
your daily delivery preferences
where market alerts are going
where RSS feed digests are going
where agent updates are going

This makes Telegram easier to use without removing the command power that advanced users expect.

What Is Supported Today

Today, 6DuckLearn supports self-service routing for:

private DM
group chats
topic threads inside supergroups

Telegram channels are not self-service destinations today. Channels are broadcast-only in the current rollout, so setup should happen in your linked DM, a group, or a topic thread.

Why This Matters for Teams and Power Users

This update is not just a UI cleanup. It changes how teams can use 6DuckLearn operationally.

You can now separate notification flows by use case:

keep approvals and sensitive controls private
send RSS alerts to a shared research group
send agent workspace updates to a specific team thread
keep your personal control surface clean

That is a better model for traders, analysts, researchers, and teams that need different information streams in different places.

Get Started

If you already use Telegram with 6DuckLearn:

Open the Notification Center
Review your current destinations
Open your Telegram control chat
Send /settings or /help
Route updates only if you actually need separate delivery chats

If you are new to Telegram on 6DuckLearn, start simple. Link Telegram first, use the bot DM as your default setup, and expand into multi-chat routing when your workflow needs it.

Proof Level and Limitations

Proof level: Public feature guide.
What this demonstrates: 6DuckLearn supports Telegram setup guidance, Home chat routing, and separate destinations for RSS, market, and agent updates.
What this does not claim: Telegram channels are not self-service destinations in this rollout, and routing still depends on the bot being present in the target chat.
Source anchors: Notification Center, Telegram bot DM, /help, /settings, /setmarkethere, /setrssfeedhere, and /setagenthere.