Posts on demand, follower lists, and contract-address cards
These three live on a following tracker's card, reached by pressing its buttons. None has a Telegram command.
These three live on a following tracker's card, reached by pressing its buttons. None has a Telegram command.
Posts on demand — Fetch 5 most recent posts
Fetches the newest 5 posts of the followed account (not the tracking account) and adds them to the card. Each later press adds 5 more, skipping what the card already shows. Up to 40 posts per card; post text is trimmed to 220 characters.
The button reads Fetch 5 most recent posts before the first press and Fetch 5 more posts after. It disappears once a press returns nothing new.
What the presser sees
| Situation | Toast |
|---|---|
| Posts added | +N posts |
| Nothing new returned | No more posts |
| The fetch failed | Couldn't fetch more right now — the button still works |
Buttons on older cards answer This card has expired.
Follower lists — Fetch <name> Followers
Posts the complete follower list of the followed account into the group (or its lists topic, if one is set). The button is the blue row on every follow card.
Rows are most-followed first, one account per line: Name, a check mark when verified, @handle, follower / following / post counts, the month and year it joined, and a 🔒 when the account is private.
Each message opens with a header: the account's name, handle and follower count, and "part K/T" when the list spans several messages.
What's posted, by follower count
| Followers | What's posted |
|---|---|
| 0 | "No followers to list." |
| 1–200 | Every row, as messages |
Acks and failures
| Situation | What the user sees |
|---|---|
| Press accepted | Toast: Fetching @<handle>'s followers… |
| A second press while running | Toast: Already fetching this list |
| Fetch failed | A message in the group: Couldn't fetch @<handle>'s followers right now. |
The button stays after use, for later presses.
Contract-address cards
When the followed account is tied to a token, the follow card grows a contract-address block.
A token found is added to the card automatically.