Py2755/aiogram-mcp
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MCP server middleware for aiogram Telegram bots — expose your bot to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol
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Py2755/aiogram-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
Py2755/aiogram-mcp is middleware that adds a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to aiogram Telegram bots, enabling AI agents to interact with the bot through a standardized interface. It translates between the aiogram event loop and MCP requests, allowing agents to send messages and trigger bot handlers.
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Best for
Developers who already use aiogram and want to make their Telegram bot accessible to MCP-based AI agents.
Use cases
- Connect an existing aiogram Telegram bot to MCP-compatible AI agents
- Expose bot commands and handlers as tools for LLM orchestration
- Build a bridge between Telegram user interactions and agent workflows
Notes
Py2755/aiogram-mcp is middleware that adds a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to aiogram Telegram bots, enabling AI agents to interact with the bot through a standardized interface. It translates between the aiogram event loop and MCP requests, allowing agents to send messages and trigger bot handlers.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-03-16. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Connect an existing aiogram Telegram bot to MCP-compatible AI agents
- Expose bot commands and handlers as tools for LLM orchestration
- Build a bridge between Telegram user interactions and agent workflows
Pros
- Leverages the open MCP standard for interoperability with multiple agent frameworks
- Written in Python with minimal overhead for aiogram projects
- Lightweight middleware that does not require rewriting bot logic
Cons
- GitHub stars at zero indicating very early stage and lack of community validation
- Limited documentation or examples beyond the repository itself
- Dependent on aiogram and MCP library versions which may shift
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Pros
- Leverages the open MCP standard for interoperability with multiple agent frameworks
- Written in Python with minimal overhead for aiogram projects
- Lightweight middleware that does not require rewriting bot logic
Cons
- GitHub stars at zero indicating very early stage and lack of community validation
- Limited documentation or examples beyond the repository itself
- Dependent on aiogram and MCP library versions which may shift
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