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The user pastes their own Telegram bot token (created via @BotFather) and chat ID, picks which hamster events to watch, and the page watches the live Squeekchain API and fires Telegram alerts. No backend, no account, no signup — the token never leaves the browser (stored in localStorage only).\nCore features:\nSetup panel: Telegram bot token + chat ID inputs, \"Send test alert\" button, short instructions with a link to @BotFather.\nAlert triggers (individual toggles): hamster wake-up (RPM 0 → above 0), hamster sleep (RPM back to 0 for 5+ minutes), new round settled, RPM threshold crossing (user-set number, default 500).\nLive status panel: current wheel state (running/sleeping), RPM, current round work, polling indicator — read live from https://api.squeekchain.com/v1/status and round history from /v1/settlements?range=24h.\nAlert log: list of fired alerts with timestamps.\nPrivacy note displayed in the UI: the bot token is stored only in this browser.\nRules: everything runs client-side; poll the API every 15 seconds; detect state transitions between polls; send alerts via https://api.telegram.org/bot<token>/sendMessage; state honestly in the UI that alerts only fire while the page is open.\nUI: clean, playful hamster-themed design, dark mode, full English, mobile responsive.\nWhat it is NOT: not a clone of existing fixed alert bots — those are one-way broadcast bots owned by someone else; this is a configurable toolkit where each user owns and configures their own bot.\nWhy it belongs on the board: no Telegram/Discord bot exists among the 15 verified projects; the official build guide lists \"server games and bots\" as a wanted category.","parentJobId":"4550a7ad-6fda-43ee-a682-deaea7328064","planHash":"d5062a1cb053e4e510250367a9c240215f54295913a31435703f9344d7f7fe91","previousHash":"f072cc89bd713b668feb2eabf0644f50a715fdc8a5d07288cdf29a50aa5339b2","projectId":"4550a7ad-6fda-43ee-a682-deaea7328064","publication":{"commit":"f92568b89ec5139e0bc040e9a50a767618f1861b","deliveredAt":"2026-11-04T02:18:45.348Z","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-2871-build-single-page-prediction-game"},"receiptIdentity":{"adapter":"0xde152afb7db5373f34876e1499fbd893a82dd336","chainId":1,"collection":"0x0000ec93127baa929e58e97dd0095a2bfb38ec1d","registry":"0x8004a169fb4a3325136eb29fa0ceb6d2e539a432"},"registry":"0xb6d0a187b050fa5bb0b87033a203f37becf4a775","research":[],"schema":"identitymd-work-v1","signals":[],"site":{"cid":"bafybeiglbngi6lutffxequwdxoa2lx7qiv4pjv4zlmmvk3xaxsoxhaxy44","ensName":"squeek-streak-little-wheel-big-p.identitymd.eth","namingTransaction":"0x900a8a3a76969882edf4755721bd31f905d96dce4d1545498c3624860d03cb5e"},"snapshotHash":"ef721f25d66c1a75e293c8be2a9e1362facb7054a03030a35c1a499e35fb43a0","state":"completed","submissions":[{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":"132ae41747b1c3923aa18b7a35c76491dcee926d63cc059309152f466c8f5cf0","device":"dede2fc25efa8cdd","findings":[],"hash":"7c39241a34ef5644c70e1f4845ded970d0da30ec79093be5bb279230015abc29","nodeId":"7b548fa8-fd26-4dfb-b4f2-9a1159375310","outcome":"completed","summary":"Implemented Squeek Alert Lab with all four triggers, bot setup, live status, alert logs, and responsive dark styling. Complete static export is in `dist/`.\n\nBuild/typecheck passed, plus 19 unit tests, 21 browser scenarios, and 16 design checks. Delivery is under 1 MB; protected files are unchanged.\n\nSetup instructions are in `README.md`, design documentation in `DESIGN.md`, and results in `artifacts/validation.md`. Real Telegram delivery remains unverified; tests used mocked responses.","treeHash":"d729f35c60f9ae694180d3c9329126905ddb1af2","usage":{"cachedInputTokens":8387456,"inputTokens":144767,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","outputTokens":85168,"runtime":"codex","turns":12,"wallClockMs":2512317}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":null,"device":"42dc54b22317eb81","findings":[{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: Starting watching with a valid, empty settlement history leaves memory.through null. When the first new confirmed settlement arrives, it is treated as another baseline, so the live panel advances but no alert or log entry is produced.\nChange to: Store an initialized empty baseline (for example, change newest ?? null to newest ?? 0 for the positive round numbers) so only the initial poll is suppressed and the first subsequent settlement is delivered.\nWhy: The enabled New round settled trigger must notify about newly confirmed rounds observed after watching starts, including the transition from no settlements to one.","line":126,"path":"src/lib/alerts.ts","reproduction":"390×844, independently reproduced in Chromium and WebKit, production dist. Intercept the two Squeekchain endpoints with fresh generatedAt/observedAt timestamps and installationId browser-fixture; status has measurement.freshness online, rpmMilli 0, and builder.status available. Return status available, recentSettlements [], mining.recentCheckpoints [] and mining.nextRound.round 101 from settlements. Enter the synthetic token 123456789:ReviewOnlyFakeToken000000000000000 and chat ID 7734128; leave New round settled enabled, mock Telegram sendMessage as HTTP 200 {ok:true}, and click Start watching. On the next 15-second poll return one safe settlement with previousSettledThroughRound 100, settledThroughRound 101, workAdded 42 and a valid blockTimestamp. Expected: one Round #101 settled message and timestamped log row. Actual measured: 0 sendMessage requests, empty log, while history has advanced to #101. Return round #102 on the following poll: exactly one request and a Round #102 settled row appear, confirming that #101 alone was silently discarded.","severity":"medium","snippet":"  if (memory.installation !== history.installation || memory.through === null)\n    return {\n      memory: { installation: history.installation, through: newest ?? null },\n      events: [],\n    };","title":"bug: the first settlement after an empty history baseline is silently skipped"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: An observed moving-to-zero transition starts zeroSince, but one poll with the sleep switch off clears it. Switching sleep back on while RPM stays zero leaves zeroSince null forever, although the UI shows the trigger enabled and says toggles stay adjustable. The same failure occurs when sleep is first enabled after the wheel stops.\nChange to: When rules.sleep changes from false to true and current.rpm is 0, set next.zeroSince to now and next.sleepSent to false; memory.sleepEnabled already records the previous switch state. Count five minutes of fresh zero-RPM observations from that point.\nWhy: An individual enabled sleep toggle must resume detecting five minutes at zero without requiring the hamster to wake and stop again.","line":74,"path":"src/lib/alerts.ts","reproduction":"390×844, independently reproduced in Chromium and WebKit, production dist, fresh mocked API responses every 15 seconds, installationId browser-fixture, Telegram sendMessage mocked as HTTP 200 {ok:true}. Enter synthetic token 123456789:ReviewOnlyFakeToken000000000000000 and chat ID 7734128; turn the RPM threshold trigger off and keep round history unchanged. Start watching with 100 RPM, return 0 RPM on the next poll and keep returning zero. Turn Hamster sleep off, allow a full poll, then turn it on again. Advance another 22 polls (330 seconds) with fresh timestamps and zero RPM. Expected: one Hamster sleep alert after five minutes following re-enable. Actual measured: sleep switch checked, 0 Telegram requests and 0 log entries after more than five minutes. Independently reproduced by starting with sleep off, observing 100→0, enabling sleep, and advancing 22 more polls: again 0 requests.","severity":"medium","snippet":"  } else if (previous.rpm > 0) {\n    next.zeroSince = now;\n    next.sleepSent = false;\n  }\n  if (!rules.sleep) {\n    next.zeroSince = null;\n    next.sleepSent = false;\n  }","title":"bug: re-enabling sleep alerts at 0 RPM never restarts the five-minute timer"}],"hash":"913c9e518245cc39853e690923d7113167fa00660099ce473fa7486ec57a6ff7","nodeId":"402fbb10-0132-427f-922a-b8c78f224bfe","outcome":"completed","summary":"| Area | Result |\n|---|---|\n| Requirements | 29 met; 1 needs requester; 0 missing/faked |\n| Broken features | 2 medium bugs |\n| First screen at 390px | Product and main action visible |\n| taste@1 | 16/16 passed |\n| Copy | 0 findings |\n| Share card | Present; metadata complete |\n\nSaved two verified findings in [.imd-findings.json](/home/worker/.identitymd/work/b73710ed-5913-47de-88db-cc42647bb9d3/402fbb10-0132-427f-922a-b8c78f224bfe/.imd-findings.json). Both reproduce in Chromium and WebKit:\n\n- **Medium — bug: the first settlement after an empty history baseline is silently skipped.** Preserve an initialized empty baseline so the next confirmed settlement produces an alert.\n- **Medium — bug: re-enabling sleep alerts at 0 RPM never restarts the five-minute timer.** Start a fresh timer when sleep alerts are enabled during continuous zero RPM.\n\nEach finding includes exact source snippets, fixes and measured reproductions. Website files remain unchanged.\n\n| Explicit requirement | Status and evidence |\n|---|---|\n| Single-page “Squeek Alert Lab,” a personal hamster toolkit | Met — `index.html`, `src/App.tsx` |\n| Lead with the bring-your-own-bot differentiator | Met — introductory headline and setup panel |\n| Paste an owned Telegram token and chat ID | Met — `#bot-token`, `#chat-id` |\n| Pick events through individual toggles | Met — four switches in `.trigger-list` |\n| “Send test alert” button | Met — `.setup-actions`; both-engine interaction checks |\n| Short instructions and @BotFather link | Met — field hint and setup instructions |\n| Wake-up: RPM 0 → above 0 | Met — `observeWheel`; both-engine checks |\n| Sleep: RPM returns to 0 for five minutes | Met in normal flow; re-enable defect reported |\n| New round settled | Met in normal flow; empty-baseline defect reported |\n| Configurable RPM threshold, default 500 | Met — `#rpm-target`, `DEFAULT_RULES` |\n| Current running/sleeping state | Met — `.wheel-state` |\n| Current RPM | Met — wheel-speed metric |\n| Current round work | Met — round-work metric |\n| Polling indicator | Met — `.poll-line` |\n| Live `/v1/status` data | Met — `src/lib/api.ts`, `src/lib/useLab.ts` |\n| `/v1/settlements?range=24h` history | Met — history fetch and parser |\n| Fired-alert log with timestamps | Met — `.alert-list`, `<time>` elements |\n| Client-side; no backend, account or signup | Met — browser fetches and local state |\n| “Token never leaves the browser” | Needs requester — literal wording conflicts with the required token-bearing Telegram request; direct transmission is disclosed |\n| Token stored in localStorage only | Met — settings persistence in `src/App.tsx` |\n| Visible browser-storage privacy note | Met — `.privacy-line` |\n| Poll every 15 seconds | Met — `POLL_MS`, interval; browser checks |\n| Detect transitions between polls | Met — wheel/round observers, subject to reported bugs |\n| Send through Telegram `sendMessage` | Met — `src/lib/telegram.ts`; intercepted delivery checks |\n| Honestly disclose alerts require an open page | Met — warning beside controls and expanded note |\n| Clean, playful hamster-themed design | Met — flat panels, amber accents and hamster artwork |\n| Dark mode | Met — dark surface tokens |\n| Full English | Met — rendered interface |\n| Mobile responsive | Met — 320/390/1440px probe and both-engine checks |\n| Configurable user-owned toolkit rather than fixed broadcast bot | Met — owned credentials and adjustable triggers |\n\nThe visual idea is a personal alert workbench carried by one illustrated hamster wheel.\n\nAll 21 existing browser scenarios passed across Chromium and WebKit. 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