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  1. Telegram privacy modeGlossaryA Telegram bot setting, on by default, that hides ordinary group messages from bots. Turn it off in @BotFather and re-add the bot, or make the bot a group admin, so Hermes can see group chat.
  2. .env fileGlossaryThe file in your Hermes home (~/.hermes/.env) that stores API keys and tokens such as TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN. It holds credentials, not memory.
  3. Home channelGlossaryThe default chat on a platform where cron results and notifications land. Set it by sending `/sethome` in that chat or with variables such as `TELEGRAM_HOME_CHANNEL`.
  4. Messaging gatewayGlossaryThe single background process that connects Hermes to Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp and other platforms, and also runs cron jobs.
  5. User allowlistGlossaryA list of platform user IDs, such as TELEGRAM_ALLOWED_USERS, that are allowed to talk to your bot.