draft-message
Draft a Telegram Message (via Saved Messages)
Send a message to the user's Saved Messages so the user can review it, optionally edit it, then copy-paste it into the target chat's compose area before sending. Saved Messages is every Telegram account's built-in private chat with itself — it syncs across all clients automatically.
Why Saved Messages, not MTProto cloud drafts? The official Telegram clients have a known unfixed race condition (tdesktop#29111, closed "not planned") where the local empty-draft state silently overwrites cloud drafts pushed via
SaveDraftRequestfrom another authorization. We observed this in practice: the server confirmed the draft, but the user's compose area stayed empty. Saved Messages bypasses this entirely — full HTML formatting is preserved, and Telegram's native copy-paste between compose areas preserves rich text across iOS, Android, Desktop, and Web.
Self-Evolving Skill: This skill improves through use. If instructions are wrong, parameters drifted, or a workaround was needed — fix this file immediately, don't defer. Only update for real, reproducible issues.
When To Use Draft vs. Send
| Situation | Use |
|---|---|
| Long or multi-paragraph message an agent composed autonomously | Draft — let the human eyeball it before it lands |
| Message carries sensitive wording (hiring, firing, contract terms) | Draft — one typo or wrong name is expensive |
| Reply where tone matters (addressing a peer or an external party) | Draft — AI-generated tone can be subtly off |
| Short confirmations, status updates, routine responses | Send — friction of drafting exceeds value |
| Automated notifications, alerts, scheduled pings | Send — no human-in-the-loop needed |
| Time-critical message where draft→review→send round-trip is too slow | Send — accept the risk |