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v0.9.0 β€” the pocket sniper

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@github-actions github-actions released this 05 Oct 16:35
· 34 commits to main since this release

πŸ“± the pocket sniper release

The board lives on your phone now. Arm the listener, and your Telegram chat becomes the sniper's cockpit.

The two-way bot

  • /queue [n] β€” best pending gigs, score first
  • /gig <id> β€” full card + the drafted proposal
  • /approve <id> β€” move it up the pipeline
  • /snipe <id> [amount] β€” arms a real Freelancer.com bid, shows the plan, waits for your πŸ”₯ Fire tap. Kit-mode sources answer honestly instead. Confirm state is memory-only with a 5-minute TTL β€” a restart can never leave a half-armed bid.
  • /stats β€” your scoreboard, pocket-sized

Safety rails, honestly built

  • chat-gated: a stray /queue from any other chat gets silence, never your data
  • sends serialized ~1/s per chat, 429s honor retry_after
  • one long-poll bot per account (cap 8), restart-clean, auto-armed on boot
  • source breaks (expired cookie, dead token) β†’ the bot tells you once per new failure, never spam

Under the hood

  • per-account notify settings (per-user bot tokens replace global config; pre-0.9 config seeds silently)
  • per-account push with its own score bar β€” account A's gigs never buzz account B
  • per-source radar cadence (5–120 min clamp) via POST /api/notify/cadence
  • dashboard: πŸ“± telegram card β€” token, chat id, test message (Telegram's verdict verbatim), arm/disarm
  • 30 new network-free tests; 316 total, CI green on every commit in the chain

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md


built by Mayank Bhaskar β€” github.com/e2sy