Public-safe showcase of a Telegram-first marketplace operations bot.
This repository is positioned as a client-facing portfolio sample, not as a live product for one specific regional marketplace. It demonstrates how a lightweight bot can act as an operations layer for merchants who sell across third-party marketplaces and want daily signals instead of another heavy dashboard.
- Telegram onboarding flow for connecting marketplace accounts
- daily digest message generation
- operational alerts for stock risk, review backlog, and sales anomalies
- account persistence in SQLite
- mock-first development workflow
- deployment-ready Python bot structure for hosted environments
The bot is designed around one idea:
data -> signal -> action
Instead of building a large analytics interface, the bot focuses on:
- daily summaries
- urgent alerts
- review follow-up workflows
- fast operator visibility inside Telegram
This repository intentionally avoids naming real marketplace vendors in its public-facing materials. The implementation is framed around generic marketplace integrations such as:
Marketplace AMarketplace BDemo Mode
That keeps the repo reusable as a showcase for agencies, merchants, and clients who need similar automation patterns in different ecosystems.
Working today:
- Telegram bot bootstrap
- demo onboarding
- generic marketplace account persistence
- mock digest and reviews
- generic integration placeholders for two marketplace providers
Planned next:
- richer real-data adapters
- scheduled digests and alert jobs
- AI-generated reply drafts
- more polished operator flows
- Python 3.11+
python-telegram-bothttpxSQLite- optional LLM layer via API providers
bot/Telegram app, handlers, models, servicesconfig/runtime settingstests/tests and future coverageref/reusable reference snippets
The repository surface is intentionally kept minimal so the public GitHub view stays clean and client-facing.
python -m venv .venv
.\.venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
Copy-Item .env.example .env
python -m bot.mainA Render blueprint file is included in render.yaml. For public demos or real deployment, use a fresh bot token and production-safe secrets.
- This repo is now maintained as an English-language showcase.
- User-facing examples, copy, and positioning are intentionally generic.
- If you want the same architecture adapted to a real commerce platform, that belongs in a private client implementation layer.