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Phase 10 — Telegram Bot Commands: - Add commands_config JSON field to TelegramBot model (enabled cmds, default count, response mode, rate limits, locale) - Create command handler with 14 commands: /status, /albums, /events, /summary, /latest, /memory, /random, /search, /find, /person, /place, /favorites, /people, /help - Add search_smart, search_metadata, search_by_person, get_random, download_asset, get_asset_thumbnail to ImmichClient - Auto-register commands with Telegram setMyCommands API (EN+RU) - Rate limiting per chat per command category - Media mode: download thumbnails and send as photos to Telegram - Webhook handler routes /commands before falling through to AI chat - Frontend: expandable Commands section per bot with checkboxes, count/mode/locale settings, rate limit inputs, sync button Phase 11 — Snackbar Notifications: - Create snackbar store (snackbar.svelte.ts) with $state rune - Create Snackbar component with fly/fade transitions, typed colors - Mount globally in +layout.svelte - Replace all alert() calls with typed snackbar notifications - Add success snacks to all CRUD operations across all pages - 4 types: success (3s), error (5s), info (3s), warning (4s) - Max 3 visible, auto-dismiss, manual dismiss via X button Both: Add ~30 i18n keys (EN+RU) for commands UI and snack messages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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