Telegram command reference

Telegram is the primary approval channel on hosted plans. Each day AdsPlane sends a Runbook digest, and you act on it with a command. On Free Local Lite, Telegram is alerts-only — no approval commands.

Daily digest

A typical Stage 1 (Manual Gate) message looks like this:

📊 AdsPlane Runbook — {date}
Account: {seller} | Profile: {marketplace}

✅ Analysis complete
📋 Manifest: {N} actions
   ├── Bid changes: {n}
   ├── Budget changes: {n}
   ├── Target pauses: {n}
   └── Negative adds: {n}

🛡️ Guardrail Policy: All passed
🔁 Dry-run: Clean

Data Confidence: {N} high (>85%) · {N} medium (70–85%)

👉 /approve — execute all
👉 /approvetop — execute high-confidence only
👉 /reject — skip today
👉 /details — see full Manifest

After execution you get a reconciliation message with the QC report attached.

Core commands (Hosted Starter and up)

Command	Action
/approve	Approve the full Manifest and execute all actions
/approvetop	Approve high-confidence actions only (Data Confidence Score > 85%)
/reject	Reject today's Manifest — skip execution
/dryrun	Force a dry-run, no live execution
/pause	Emergency pause — halt all automation immediately
/resume	Resume automation after a pause
/status	Today's Runbook pipeline status
/details	Full Manifest action list with confidence scores
/qc	Today's QC report as a CSV attachment
/guardrails	Current Guardrail Policy summary
/help	Full command reference

Cockpit commands (Hosted Growth / Pro)

Multi-account control, on top of the core set:

Command	Action
/approve ACCOUNT	Approve the Manifest for a named account
/pauseall	Pause all accounts simultaneously
/audit	Trigger an on-demand audit run
/stage	Show the current Autonomy Stage
/promote	Start a Stage promotion (confirmed in the web UI)
/rally on/off	Enable or disable Rally-Control intraday
/summary	Portfolio-level daily summary across accounts

The emergency pause is always available, at every Autonomy Stage. See Manifests and the Approval Gate for what each approval actually does.