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According to a post on X by @freeCodeCamp, a course by Shawn shows how to build a Telegram AI agent using Vercel, Cursor and Composio. The course covers adding app integrations, long-term memory, mobile access and scheduled tasks with Vercel Cron. The post is listed under Programs & Opportunities and links to the original course.
According to a post on X by @freeCodeCamp, a course by Shawn shows how to build a Telegram AI agent using Vercel, Cursor and Composio. The course covers adding app integrations, long-term memory, mobile access and scheduled tasks with Vercel Cron. The post is listed under Programs & Opportunities and links to the original course.
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Shawn shows how to build a Telegram AI agent with Vercel, Cursor and Composio, adding app integrations, long-term memory, mobile access and scheduled tasks with Vercel Cron. Original post on X Section: Programs & Opportunities
Developers interested in AI agents that run through a messaging app could use this as a hands-on reference for combining these tools. Its coverage of memory, app integrations and scheduled tasks points to parts that builders often need to wire together. Before relying on it, readers should check the full course to confirm its scope and the tool versions it uses.
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