Rigel

Rigel brings your KeeperHub workflow management into Telegram, where you already spend your time. Instead of opening a browser, navigating to a dashboard, and clicking through a UI to check on your onchain automations, you just send a message to manage your workflows.

Rigel connects directly to the KeeperHub API and lets you deploy new workflows by uploading a JSON file, list all your active automations, check recent execution history, see whether your workflows succeeded or failed, pause and resume automations without touching a browser, run a workflow manually, export a workflow as json into the chat and delete workflows you no longer need — all from a single Telegram conversation.

Rigel is the missing Telegram-native interface for KeeperHub users who want to manage their onchain automations without context-switching out of their primary communication tool.

Rigel is built with TypeScript, Node.js, and Grammy. It lets users upload KeeperHub workflow JSON files, deploys them through KeeperHub’s REST API, and then manages those workflows directly from Telegram. The bot supports listing, pausing, resuming, deleting, exporting, checking executions, and manually triggering workflows. KeeperHub is the core partner technology: it handles the actual workflow execution layer, while Rigel provides a lightweight chat interface on top. One useful hack was treating KeeperHub as the source of truth instead of storing workflow state locally, so the bot stays accurate even after restarts.