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# Telegram bot
## **Features**
* The [**Telegram bot**](https://t.me/TwitterScore_bot) provides quick access to TwitterScore metrics directly in your Telegram chat, with a link to view detailed account data.
* You can configure it to work either as an **auto-reply** or via the **/score** command.
* You can also add your **referral link** to earn **25% cashback** from users in your chat who purchase a subscription.
## **How It Works**
By default, the bot will automatically respond to **any message containing a X (ex. Twitter) link**.\
If there are multiple links in the message, it will return scores for all of them.
You can **disable auto-replies** in the bot settings:\
Go to **My Chats**, then uncheck the group.
In this case, the bot will only respond to commands like:
/score @Lighter\_xyz\
/score Lighter\_xyz\
/score
/score
You can also reply to any message that contains a Twitter link with just **/score**
## **How to Add the Bot to Your Chat**
* Open the bot and click **Start**
* Click **Add to Group**
* Choose the group you want to add it to
* Make the bot an **admin** — all other permissions could be disabled
## **Add Your Referral Link**
* Create an account at
* Go to the [**Subscription**](https://twitterscore.io/subscription/) tab in your profile
* Copy your **referral link**
* Return to the [bot](https://t.me/TwitterScore_bot) and click **Add Referral Link**
* Send the link to the bot
🎉 That’s it! The bot is now active, and you’ll receive **25% cashback** from every user who joins and purchases a Pro subscription via your link.
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