Jielong Signup Lists: Real‑World Uses and How‑to Set Them Up

Introduction

Telegram groups across Southeast Asia are bustling with activity, and many community managers rely on AI GroupButler (AIGB) to keep conversations organized, run promotions, and engage members. One of the most flexible tools in AIGB’s toolbox is the Jielong (接龙) signup list. Think of it as a chain‑style form that users fill out directly in the chat, while the bot captures every entry in a structured table you can view, export, or link to a USDT/USDC 红包 payout script.

In this article you’ll learn how a Jielong works, how to create one using the web panel, and five practical scenarios where it saves time and reduces manual work. No programming knowledge is required; everything is handled through bot commands and a simple UI.

1. What Is a Jielong Signup List?

A Jielong is a templated reply chain. An admin pins a message that contains a pattern, and participants respond to that message using the /jielong join command. Each reply must follow the template, for example:

/jielong join
Name: Alice
Country: Indonesia
Skill: Graphic Design

AIGB parses the fields, validates the data with its AI‑driven semantic filter, and appends a row to an internal spreadsheet‑like database. The list can be displayed on demand, exported as CSV, or used to trigger automatic reward distribution.

Core Features

2. Setting Up a Jielong List

2.1 Add the Bot as an Administrator

1. Invite @groupbutleraibot to your Telegram group.
2. Promote it to admin and grant at least the following permissions: Delete Messages, Ban Users, and Send Messages.
3. (Optional) Disable any permissions you don’t need to keep the bot’s authority minimal.

2.2 Create the Template in the Control Panel

1. Open the panel at gensi.space/upanel and log in with your AIGB account.
2. Go to Jielong → New List.
3. Fill out the form:

Name: {name}\nCountry: {country}\nSkill: {skill}

1. Click Save. AIGB will automatically post a pinned message that includes the template and a “Join Jielong” button.

2.3 Test the Flow

In a test channel, type:

/jielong join
Name: Bob
Country: Malaysia
Skill: Video Editing

If everything is set up correctly, the bot replies with a confirmation and the entry appears when you run /jielong view Design‑Contest‑2026.

3. Five Practical Use‑Cases

Below are five scenarios where a Jielong signup list can replace manual spreadsheets, Google Forms, or ad‑hoc messages.

3.1 Event Registration

Collect attendee names, time zones, and dietary restrictions for webinars, workshops, or offline meet‑ups. The list can be exported directly to a CSV that you feed into a ticketing system.

3.2 Skill‑Based Team Building

When you need to form project squads quickly, ask members to submit their primary skill and preferred role. The resulting table makes it trivial to balance teams by expertise.

3.3 Crowd‑Sourced Content Curation

Run a “topic‑suggestion” campaign where each entry is a potential article title, meme idea, or poll option. Because the data is already structured, you can sort, filter, or rank entries without extra parsing.

3.4 Reward‑Driven Promotions

Offer a “first‑100‑join” bonus. AIGB can automatically send a USDT/USDC 红包 to the earliest participants once the list closes, removing the need for manual payouts.

3.5 Structured Community Polls

Instead of free‑form voting, ask participants to rank options in a fixed format (e.g., Choice: A). The bot aggregates the votes into a clean table that you can analyse with a simple spreadsheet formula.

4. End‑to‑End Example: Mini‑Hackathon Sign‑Up

Name: {name}\nSkill: {skill}\nPreferred Role: {role}\nTimezone: {tz}

4.1 Automating the Reward Payout (Python)

If you prefer a custom script to handle payouts, AIGB provides a lightweight HTTP endpoint. The snippet below reads the exported CSV, selects the first N rows, and triggers a USDT transfer for each user.

import csv
import requests

# ---- Configuration -------------------------------------------------
API_URL      = "https://api.gensi.space/v1/reward"
BOT_TOKEN    = "YOUR_AIGB_TOKEN"
CSV_PATH     = "hackathon_2026.csv"
REWARD_USDT = "10"
MAX_PAYMENTS = 20
# --------------------------------------------------------------------

def load_participants(csv_path):
    """Return a list of dict rows from the CSV."""
    with open(csv_path, newline='') as f:
        return list(csv.DictReader(f))

def send_reward(user_id, amount):
    payload = {
        "bot_token": BOT_TOKEN,
        "user_id":   user_id,
        "currency": "USDT",
        "amount":   amount,
        "note":     "Hackathon‑2026 early‑bird reward"
    }
    response = requests.post(API_URL, json=payload)
    response.raise_for_status()
    return response.json()

def main():
    participants = load_participants(CSV_PATH)
    for row in participants[:MAX_PAYMENTS]:
        user_id = row["TelegramID"]   # make sure you exported the ID column
        result = send_reward(user_id, REWARD_USDT)
        print(f"Paid {REWARD_USDT} USDT to {row['Name']}: {result['status']}")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Replace YOUR_AIGB_TOKEN with the token you find in the API tab of the control panel. The script is deliberately simple; you can expand it with error handling, retry logic, or a logging framework.

5. Tips for Smooth Operation

• Keep templates short and explicit. Long or ambiguous templates increase the chance of malformed entries.
• Leverage auto‑detect language for multilingual groups, but consider adding a “Language” field if you need a reliable column for later analysis.
• Set a clear closing time and announce it in the group; AIGB will stop accepting new entries automatically.
• Test with a handful of users before launching a large‑scale campaign. A single malformed reply can reveal gaps in your template design.
• Export early if you need a backup. The /jielong export command produces a CSV that you can store in Google Drive or any cloud storage.

Conclusion

Jielong signup lists turn a chaotic chat into a reliable data‑collection pipeline. Whether you’re registering for an event, forming skill‑based teams, or rewarding early participants, the feature requires no code and integrates natively with AIGB’s crypto‑红包 system. With a few clicks in the web panel, you can launch a structured form, watch entries appear in real time, and export the data for downstream processing.

Give it a try in your next community initiative—watch the admin workload shrink while engagement climbs.

Disclosure: drafted with AI assistance by the AIGB team and human-reviewed. AIGB is our product - bias disclosed.