> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.paperzilla.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Can I use Claude Cowork and Telegram for academic paper briefs?

> Use Claude Cowork to prepare Telegram-ready Paperzilla academic paper briefs, with Telegram delivery through Claude Code Channels, OpenClaw, or another tested bridge.

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    <b>AI agents</b>: This page is available as <a href={path + '.md'}>markdown</a>. See also the <a href="/llms.txt">docs index</a> and <a href="/llms-full.txt">full docs</a>.
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Yes, but be precise about which Claude surface is doing the Telegram part.

Use Claude Cowork with Paperzilla MCP to create a Telegram-ready academic paper brief.

For Telegram delivery, Anthropic documents [Claude Code Channels](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/channels) with a Telegram plugin. That sends Telegram messages into a running Claude Code session and lets Claude reply through Telegram.

That is not exactly the same as a Cowork scheduled task posting directly to Telegram. For a recurring Cowork brief, keep the output as a Telegram-ready draft unless you have tested Claude Code Channels, OpenClaw, or another Telegram bridge in your own setup.

If Telegram delivery is the main requirement, use [OpenClaw and Telegram for research briefs](/guides/openclaw-telegram-briefs) or the Claude Code Channels setup. If Claude Cowork is the main requirement, use [Claude in Slack for research briefs](/guides/claude-slack-briefs) as the closest detailed Cowork guide, but replace Slack with your tested Telegram delivery path.

## Related

* [Use Paperzilla MCP with Claude](/guides/claude)
* [Use Claude in Slack for research briefs](/guides/claude-slack-briefs)
* [Use OpenClaw and Telegram for research briefs](/guides/openclaw-telegram-briefs)