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All Nodes
Nodes are the building blocks of your automation. Each node performs a specific task and passes the result forward.
Node Categories
Data Sources
Every automation begins with a source — a node that receives information from the outside world. At TGList, we support a wide range of sources,...
Processing & AI
Processing nodes transform raw data from sources into high-quality ready-to-use content. This is where the magic happens involving modern neura...
Logic & Filters
Logic nodes allow your automation to "think" and make decisions. Instead of copying everything, you can teach the system to select only the mos...
Aggregation & Digest
Aggregator nodes allow you to change the structure of the data flow: instead of processing each news as a separate post, you can gather them to...
Actions & Publishing
This is the final stage of any chain. Action nodes are responsible for making sure the ready and processed content reaches its target — a subsc...
Nodes in the TGList system are the foundation of any automation. They are like Lego blocks from which you can build chains of any complexity. Each node has a specific purpose and precisely executes one or several related tasks. We have divided all available nodes into several convenient categories:
- Data Sources: Here you will get information for further processing (RSS feeds, Telegram messages, marketplaces, webhooks, etc.).
- Processing & AI: Blocks that transform your content. These include nodes for automatic translation, changing text style, generating DALL-E images, and other smart operations.
- Logic: Filters, regular expressions, anti-spam tools, and branching (if/else) that will help filter out unwanted information.
- Aggregators: Gather multiple messages into one large digest or collection.
- Actions: Final blocks that send the result to Telegram channels, Google Sheets, or via Email.
Using our visual editor, you don't need to know programming (No-code approach). Just add the required node to the canvas, connect it to the previous steps, and configure the parameters. Each node has a detailed description of its capabilities, information about input/output variables, and usage examples that you can review on their respective pages.