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Sequels.diy compatible Action development guide

June 22, 2026

This guide provides a concise, language-agnostic specification and implementation blueprint for building Sequels.diy-compatible action plugins. It covers architecture, data models, HTTP endpoints, RabbitMQ consumption, task execution, and deployment patterns so you can implement reliable actions in any language that supports HTTP and RabbitMQ AMQP.

Sequels.diy compatible Trigger development guide

May 19, 2026

This guide provides a concise, language-agnostic specification and implementation blueprint for building Sequels.diy-compatible trigger plugins. It covers architecture, data models, HTTP endpoints, RabbitMQ publishing, polling strategies, and deployment patterns so you can implement reliable triggers in any language that supports HTTP and Rabbit MQ AMQP.

Getting a GitHub Personal Access Token - A Complete Guide

May 08, 2026

If you’re building applications that interact with GitHub—whether you’re automating workflows, syncing repositories, or connecting GitHub with tools like Sequels.diy you’ll need a secure way to authenticate. That’s where Personal Access Tokens come in. They’re the recommended way to access GitHub programmatically, replacing the need to expose your main password. In this guide, we’ll walk you through creating, configuring, and securely managing your tokens so you can start automating with confidence.

Telegram Chat ID and Bot token retrieval

April 12, 2026

So, I’ve been trying to wire up some Telegram bot integrations lately, and let me tell you, wrapping my head around how Telegram handles permissions was a bit of a trip. I expected some crazy OAuth2 flow with 15 different redirect URIs. Turns out? You literally just text a bot.