Provides two modes of permission editing (simple / granular) for regular member restrictions, and a full FSM-based flow for editing channel administrator rights. Changes are presented as inline keyboards with visual ✅/❌ toggles that persist until the user is done.

Arguments

Position	Value	Description
1	`BOT_TOKEN`	Telegram bot token
2	`ADMIN_USER_ID`	Numeric Telegram user ID allowed to use the bot

Optional flags (any order after the required arguments):

Value	Description
`debug`	Enable verbose debug logging
`testServer`	Connect to the Telegram test server instead of production

Bot Commands

Command	Description
`/simple`	Show a common-permissions keyboard (send messages, polls, web previews, etc.) for the replied-to user
`/granular`	Show a granular-permissions keyboard (individual media types) for the replied-to user
`/rights_in_channel`	Start the FSM flow to pick a channel and a user, then edit that user's administrator rights in the channel

All commands must be sent as a reply to a target user's message.

Capabilities

Simple mode — toggles grouped permissions: send messages, send media, send polls, send other content, add web page previews, change info, invite users, pin messages
Granular mode — toggles individual media-type permissions: audios, documents, photos, videos, video notes, voice notes, stickers, animations, games, gift premiums, forward channels, forward non-channels
Channel admin rights — FSM with three states:
1. RetrievingChannelChatState — user picks the channel
2. RetrievingUserIdChatState — user picks the member
3. RetrievingChatInfoDoneState — inline keyboard for toggling admin rights (post messages, edit messages, delete messages, ban users, invite users, pin messages, manage topics, manage video chats, post stories, edit stories, delete stories, remain anonymous)
Inline keyboard callbacks update permission state in real time
Runs via long polling

Launch

../gradlew run --args="BOT_TOKEN ADMIN_USER_ID"