Telegram User Invitation Automation

Job ID: 40105977

Budget: $250 – $750 USD

Project: Telegram User Invitation Automation (Session + Proxy Managed)

I’m looking for a skilled developer to automate the process of inviting users into a Telegram target group using a script/service. The system must operate at scale and remain stable by actively managing Telegram sessions and SOCKS5 proxies during runtime.

What the system should do

Automatically send invitations to a specified Telegram target group using Telegram user sessions (not just bots).

Each session must work through exactly one SOCKS5 proxy (1:1 binding) while it is active.

Continuously monitor health and enforce isolation rules:

Proxy health checks should run frequently. If a proxy becomes unhealthy or restricted, it must be removed immediately, and any session using it must switch to a healthy proxy.

Session checks are required to detect if a session is banned/limited/restricted. If that happens, the session must be moved from the working pool into an observation/quarantine pool.

Quarantined sessions should be periodically re-checked. If recovered, they should automatically return to the working pool.

Key Requirements

Strong experience with Telegram API automation (user-session based workflows).

Proficiency in scripting / backend development (Python preferred, but flexible).

Ability to securely handle and store Telegram session credentials/files.

Experience working with SOCKS5 proxies and implementing automated health checks.

Familiarity with Telegram group user invitation workflows and common failure cases.

Ideal Skills

High-reliability automation design (pool management, failover, health checks).

Experience with rate limiting / stability tuning in messaging platforms.

Clean logging and operational visibility (timestamped logs for actions and errors).

Deliverables

A working script/service that performs invitations and manages session/proxy pools as described.

Documentation on setup, configuration, and how to operate the tool.

Clear logging output to support monitoring and troubleshooting.