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- Add cmd_admin handler for /admin add|remove @username - Add _find_user_id_by_username helper to resolve usernames from bounty creators - Register admin command handler in bot.py - Add 'admin' to bot command list - Addresses issue #51
Revert "Merge pull request 'feat: add multi-ID delete support with per-ID results' (#63) from fix/issue-47 into main"
JIGAIDO
Named after Nanami Kento's Cursed Technique restriction. Suppresses power during normal hours, exerts it during overtime.
A bounty tracking platform. Currently ships with a Telegram bot for managing and tracking bounties in groups and DMs.
Apps
- Telegram Bot — Group and personal bounty tracking via Telegram commands, with due date reminders
Overview
- Group bounties: Each Telegram group has its own bounty list
- Personal bounties: Private DM bounty list for individuals
- Admin-only posting: Only group admins can add/update/delete bounties
- Universal tracking: Any member can track bounties to their personal list
- Due date reminders: Daily cron notifies users when bounties are due within 7 days
- Free-form dates: Natural language due dates (
"tomorrow","in 3 days","april 15") - Link deduplication: No duplicate links within the same group
Project Structure
jigaido/
├── core/ # Domain layer (pure Python, no external deps)
│ ├── models.py # Domain dataclasses (Bounty, Tracking)
│ ├── ports.py # Port interfaces
│ └── services.py # Domain services
├── adapters/ # Infrastructure adapters
│ └── storage/
│ └── json_file.py # JSON file storage implementation
├── apps/
│ └── telegram-bot/ # Telegram bot CLI application
│ ├── bot.py # Bot entry point
│ └── commands.py # Command handlers
├── tests/ # Unit tests
├── config.py # Configuration management
└── SPEC.md # Full design specification
Quick Start
# Install dependencies
pip install -r apps/telegram-bot/requirements.txt
# Set bot token
export JIGAIDO_BOT_TOKEN="your_bot_token"
# Run bot
python -m apps.telegram-bot.bot
License
MIT
Description
Bounty tracker powered by Telegram — Nanami-style cursed technique for tracking obligations and overtime.
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