Project Diary

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.

The taxonomy is a consequence. Behind it lies something more serious: the project’s content strategy.

Taxonomy, rubrics, and tag clouds — bringing order to the blog before it turns into a junkyard.

No posts doesn’t mean no progress. The project hasn’t gone quiet — quite the opposite. More on that in the upcoming posts.

The Telegram channel is a separate story. Branching off a dedicated content branch and setting up automated publishing.

The project works. The network is up. Now it’s time to bring order to the documentation and make the project truly open.

The old About page was a placeholder. Now it’s a full section covering goals, mission, team, and an invitation to contribute.