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TediCross is a bot that bridges a chat in Telegram with a channel in Discord. There is no public TediCross bot. You need to host it yourself. To host a bot, you need nodejs. The bot requires NodeJS 18 or higher.

...Designed to work with large language models and agent systems, Ext-Apps lets developers create plugins that extend core behaviors — such as search integration, data retrieval, workflow automation, or domain-specific tools — without rewriting the host system. The ecosystem emphasizes composability, meaning developers can stack, combine, or swap out apps to tailor functionality to specific use cases or industries. It also includes governance primitives so host platforms can enforce permissions, limit app capabilities, and audit inter-app communication.

...Its design philosophy centers on minimalism and usability, offering core chat functionality without overwhelming users with complex configuration layers. At the same time, it retains the flexibility to connect to local model endpoints, making it suitable for developers and enthusiasts experimenting with self-hosted AI systems. Overall, llocal acts as a lightweight bridge between local LLM infrastructure and user-friendly desktop interaction.

...Deployment is streamlined with Docker Compose, and the project also includes internationalization and modular feature toggles for controlling what parts of the system are enabled. As a result, ChatOllama feels less like a single chatbot and more like a flexible self-hosted AI workspace.