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Private repository — the publicly agreed part is shownTurning GitHub links from a Telegram chat into digest cards
Problem
Repository links land in a chat every day. Opening each one, reading the README and deciding whether it's useful is a routine that costs more time than the finds are worth.
System
Telethon reads a single target chat, repository links go to Gemini analysis against a strict response schema, results land in PostgreSQL and are broadcast by a bot as cards. Sync is POST /sync, which answers 202 at once and runs a background worker. The database has two connection strings: asyncpg for the app and psycopg v3 for Alembic. The Telethon session lives in a Docker volume, and authorisation is a separate compose profile so login never mixes with a normal run.
Role
Solo build: architecture, integrations, schema, packaging.
Outcome
An MVP in Docker Compose with secrets moved to environment variables (a one-off broadcast script used to hold them in code — fixed). The repository is private; the architecture is shown here.