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Yes. TelegramCode only makes outbound connections to Telegram, so nothing listens for inbound traffic and you never expose a port. The agents run locally: OpenCode as a local HTTP server the bot talks to on loopback, and Claude Code inside tmux. You reach everything from your phone through Telegram.
That is what makes it comfortable to leave on a VPS. Set the box up once with git, your repos, the agent CLIs, and telegramcode, and you get an always-on dev box you drive from any device. The same sessions stay reachable over plain SSH too, since they share the on-disk session store.
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Yes. TelegramCode only makes outbound connections to Telegram, so nothing listens for inbound traffic and you never expose a port. The agents run locally: OpenCode as a local HTTP server the bot talks to on loopback, and Claude Code inside tmux. You reach everything from your phone through Telegram.
That is what makes it comfortable to leave on a VPS. Set the box up once with git, your repos, the agent CLIs, and
telegramcode, and you get an always-on dev box you drive from any device. The same sessions stay reachable over plain SSH too, since they share the on-disk session store.More on where to run it: https://github.com/olosegres/telegramcode#where-to-run-the-bot-server
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