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Channel Parser
Find public channels with open, active comments: search by keyword or by similar channels, filter, and send the good ones to Neurocommenting.
01What it does
Channel Parser searches Telegram for public channels, checks each one against your filters, gives the survivors a score and lists them. You then pick the channels you want and press Start commenting, which adds them to the Neurocommenting channel list.
It shares a page with Group Parser. Switch between them with the Channels and Groups tabs in the top bar.
The search runs on your own accounts. While an account is searching, other modules cannot use it, so run long searches when those accounts are free.
02Run a search
Type a few keywords (Keyword search tab). Start with three or four to test your filters.
Optionally add endings. Every keyword is combined with every ending: crypto + signals is searched as “crypto signals”. Generate can suggest up to 30 endings in a language you pick.
Choose accounts: all healthy ones, or a selection.
Set the filters (below). The defaults are a good start.
Press Start search. The form shows how many combinations will run and roughly how long, and asks you to confirm a long run.
Watch the live log under the control. It names every candidate and why it was rejected, so you quickly see which filter removes the most.
Cancel stops the chunks that have not started yet. Everything already found stays in the results.
03Similar channels
The second tab. Instead of keywords you give it channels you already like, and it asks Telegram which channels are similar. The same filters apply.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Source channels | Up to 50, one per line, as @username or a t.me link. Private invite links are not accepted. |
| Depth 1 | Channels similar to each source. |
| Depth 2 | Also searches channels similar to the best 30 results of depth 1. More results, slower. |
A similar search that finds nothing on a list you have already worked through is normal: channels you already accepted or rejected are skipped, and the log says so.
04Filters
| Filter | Default | What it rejects |
|---|---|---|
| Members range | 500 – 1,000,000 | Channels with fewer or more members. Allowed range: 500 to 10,000,000. |
| Languages | English | Channels whose last three posts are in another language. Ten languages to choose from. A channel with no text (images only) cannot be detected and is rejected. |
| Min comments on last post | 5 | Channels whose newest post has fewer comments. This is the filter that tells you whether anyone reads the comments. |
| Max results | 500 | Not a filter: the search stops after this many accepted channels. Up to 5,000. |
Three checks always run and cannot be changed: the channel must be public, it must have comments switched on (a linked discussion group), and it must have posted at least 5 times in the last 7 days. The comments check is the one that rejects the most candidates, so a search that looked at many channels often returns few.
05Results
Each row shows the channel, members, language, where the search found it, comments on the last post and a score from 0 to 100. Comments count most: a small channel with a busy comment section scores higher than a big silent one.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Start commenting | Adds the channel to the Neurocommenting channel list. A running engine picks it up on its next round; no restart. The row then shows Commenting. |
| Reject | Marks the channel so it does not come back in later searches. |
| Stop commenting | Shown instead of Reject on a channel you are commenting in. Removes it from the channel list. A comment already queued for it may still post. |
| Tabs | All, Pending (not decided yet), Accepted, Rejected. |
| Copy Links | Copies the links on the current page, one per line. |
| Clear | Deletes the pending results. Accepted and rejected channels stay. |
Score bands: under 30 is weak, 30 to 60 is average, over 60 is good. The score adds up members (up to 40 points), comments on the last post (up to 40), posts in the last week (up to 10) and a language match (10).
06Common mistakes
- Starting with a long keyword list. Test the filters on a few keywords first, then add endings for volume.
- Raising the members floor when too little comes back. Lower it instead: small channels are easier to be seen in.
- Setting Min comments on last post to 0. You get channels where nobody reads the comments.
- Expecting Clear to remember what you skipped. Only Reject stops a channel from coming back.