Build a Telegram game-advice bot from screenshots
Use an n8n Telegram workflow with GPT-4o vision to read game images or voice notes and return move suggestions.
- What they did
- They set up an n8n workflow inside Telegram and connected it to GPT-4o. The bot takes in screenshots or voice messages about poker, blackjack, dominoes, or mahjong, then replies with a recommended move. It is meant to offer guidance only, not play the game or take actions.
- How it went
- The listing did not include test results, performance figures, or a worked example. It only says the workflow is intended to give move advice for those games.
- Tips
- Because the template is paid and the public description is sparse, expect to fill in some setup details yourself. Keep it in advice-only mode and avoid any step that would place bets or submit actions automatically.
Try it yourself with n8n
Help me design an n8n workflow with a Telegram bot. When I send a screenshot or voice note about a [poker/blackjack/dominoes/mahjong] hand or board, use a vision-capable model to interpret the situation and reply with one suggested move plus a brief reason. Stop and ask for my approval before any irreversible action such as placing a bet, sending a message, submitting a decision, or deleting anything. If the input is unclear, ask one short follow-up question before answering.
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