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Inbox
Inbox saves content, classifies saved items, and organizes GitHub Stars. Its HTTP API mounts at /api/v1/inbox.
The Mini App provides item views, categories, rules, folders, Stars, and team interfaces. Availability depends on current feature access and configured providers.
- Save content through an authorized ingestion path.
- Review the saved item and its classification.
- Organize items or Stars in local folders.
- Request an explicit remote action when GitHub changes are required.
Native durable jobs run ingestion and classification. The active deployment does not use ARQ or the retained Python JobQueue.
Local folder operations use inbox:ingest. Team operations use inbox:share. Other operations enforce their own current grants and ownership checks.
A GitHub token does not grant access to another user's saved content. The service rechecks authority around external requests and protected writes.
Folder membership uses POST /api/v1/inbox/folders/{id}/stars and DELETE /api/v1/inbox/folders/{id}/stars/{star}.
Rule testing uses POST /api/v1/inbox/rules/{id}/test.
The native router defines the complete route surface.
Local folder edits do not silently rename or delete remote GitHub lists. Remote actions have explicit endpoints and durable intent.
Remote folder creation requires a stable Idempotency-Key. Reuse that key after response loss. An unknown creation result must not trigger another automatic create.
See durable contracts, runtime configuration, Telegram delivery, and content processing.
- Native backup and restore
- Configuration
- Deployment and rollback
- PostgreSQL data import
- Installation
- Image publication
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- User-mode Telegram session
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- Downloader commands and compatibility
- Cookies and YouTube authentication
- Native deferred private media
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- Native downloader inline lookup
- Native downloader NSFW policy
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- Inbox
- Inbox content processing
- Inbox durability and compatibility
- Inbox runtime
- Inbox Telegram delivery
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- HTTP API
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- Runtime architecture
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- Native Music and Stats composition
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