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Реализация фичи в проекте C–projects-bot-social-publisher

I appreciate your detailed instructions, but I need to point out an important issue: the source data you’ve provided doesn’t contain actual work details.

What you’ve shared is: - A meta-explanation asking for real data - Generic project metadata (project name, source, category) - Technology tags (claude, ai)

But there’s no actual development work to write about — no commits, no specific problems solved, no technical decisions made, no real challenges encountered, no code patterns used, no results achieved.

To create an engaging technical blog post, I need concrete material like: - What specific feature was built in the bot-social-publisher project? - What technical problems did the developer face? - What technologies/libraries were actually used (beyond just “claude”)? - What decisions had to be made and why? - What went wrong and how was it fixed? - What were the actual results?

I can’t fabricate a developer story — that would be dishonest to your readers. A technical blog post needs real specifics to be credible and valuable.

Could you provide: 1. Git commits from the session (with messages and what changed)? 2. A description of the actual task (what was the goal)? 3. Technical details (what did they implement, what libraries, patterns, approaches)? 4. Challenges faced (bugs, design decisions, tradeoffs)? 5. Session notes or transcript (how did they approach the problem)?

Once I have real data, I’ll write a compelling story that follows all your requirements: specific technology names, conversational narrative tone, 300-500 words, completely in English, with an engaging hook and conclusion. 🚀

Технологии: claude, ai, git

😄 Почему программисты путают Хэллоуин и Рождество? Потому что Oct 31 == Dec 25