Sigil Gate Project Blog

gRPC path rotation on the Entry→Core segment has been working for a while. Time to close the same gap on the client side — and we finally have a scheme.

“It’s simple and won’t take long” — this is probably the phrase where all technical debt begins. Reflections on two scenarios, invisible work, and a question I don’t have an answer to.

Our financial operator announced an account freeze — so I decided to honestly calculate what the project actually costs. Spoiler: cheaper than it seems.

The /trial command is up and running: a guest gets a link, a QR code, and an hour of open internet. Here’s how it works under the hood.

The story of how I lost my VPN in the November wave of blockings — and what it taught me about the nature of DPI: behavioral patterns are more dangerous than any vulnerability in the protocol itself.

I never finished most of my projects. But this one won’t end up on the shelf.

The project bot gets a new life: from a technical publishing tool to a full-featured interface for network users.

Automating user and device management, changes to the data storage system, and the idea of trial access via a Telegram bot.

The ice has broken: an automation scripts repository is up, the architecture is in place, and the first scenario — adding client devices — is already working.

The technical side of the project hasn’t been standing still — I structured the data, chose storage formats, and laid the groundwork for future automation.