01GithubBot@FallenAlertBotFreeAn open-source GitHub bot by developer AshokShau that does more than notify: after you connect GitHub it posts pushes, issues, pull requests, Actions runs and releases to a chat, and lets you comment, approve, merge or rerun a workflow by replying. Free, but the OAuth login grants it full access to your repositories.GitHub, GitLab & CIFreeWorks in groupsWorks in channelsChecked Oct 2274 / 100ScoreOpen
02Gitlab@gitlab_notifine_botFreeThe GitLab bot of Notifine, a free open-source project: send /start and it gives you a webhook URL for the chat; add it in GitLab and pushes, tags, merge requests, pipelines, jobs, issues, comments and deployments arrive in Telegram. Branch filters cut the noise.GitHub, GitLab & CIFreeWorks in groupsNo sign-upChecked Oct 2280 / 100ScoreOpen
03GitHub@GitHubBotFreeAn old independent GitHub bot, credited to developer Igor Zhukov: connect GitHub with /connect, add a repository with /newintegration, and events arrive in Telegram, where you can reply to post a comment. Its description says public repositories only; it is not GitHub's official bot.GitHub, GitLab & CIFreeFor developersChecked Oct 2266 / 100ScoreOpen
04BuddyTelegramBot@BuddyTelegramBotFreemiumThe official Telegram bot of buddy.works, a CI/CD and deployment platform: add a Telegram action to a pipeline and the bot posts build and deployment messages to a group, channel or private chat. buddy.works has a free plan; the bot only works with buddy.works pipelines.GitHub, GitLab & CIFreemiumWorks in groupsWorks in channelsChecked Oct 2273 / 100ScoreOpen