#rss subcommands on the command channel: help / add <url> <name> /
remove <name> / tags / sources / get <name|#tag>. Sources are stored in
a new rss_sources table in the existing MESH_DB_PATH file (second
node:sqlite connection, case-insensitive names); feeds parsed with
fast-xml-parser (RSS 2.0 + Atom); AI tags and headline summaries via
injected LlmService.chat() with bounded maxTokens (50/200).
CommandService gains prefix registration so one handler owns the whole
#rss family while #ping stays an exact match; wired in CommandModule's
factory — still no constructor-level cycle, no forwardRef. One dead feed
does not sink a tag summary.
LlmService wraps the local OpenAI-compatible server (default
http://192.168.1.70:1111/v1, no auth) with native fetch only — no new
dependencies. listModels() -> data[].id; chat(messages, opts?) ->
choices[0].message.content (non-2xx throws with status + body snippet);
summarize(text) = chat() with a concise-summary system prompt.
Env: LLM_API_BASE / LLM_MODEL (qwen3.8-27b) / LLM_TIMEOUT_MS (60000,
AbortSignal.timeout). Plain feature module wired into app.module.ts;
docs synced (AGENTS.md, README env list).
Event-driven CommandService dispatches exact case-sensitive #command
matches on COMMAND_CHANNEL (default 2) through a single-registration-point
registry; first command #ping -> #pong!. Replies ride COMMAND_CHANNEL:
directed DM back to the sender when present, else broadcast. Failing
handler/send only logs a warn.
DI: CommandModule's factory injects MeshService and attaches itself via
MeshService.attachCommands() — a constructor-level cycle leaves one side
null in NestJS 12's injector (verified), so no forwardRef is used.
Tests 106 -> 121; docs synced (AGENTS.md, MESHTASTIC.md, README).
Owner request. BatteryAlertService reads new env BATTERY_ALERT_CHANNEL
(default 2) at construction and passes it through MeshService.sendText,
which gains an optional trailing channel argument defaulting to the
pinned MESH_SEND_CHANNEL — every other sender is untouched. Threshold,
cooldown, merged one-message-per-cycle format and @mentions unchanged.
Owner follow-up: 'if multiple ppl shows at once — merge messages to one'.
check() now collects every qualifying node (at/below threshold and not
within its per-node cooldown) and sends AT MOST ONE broadcast per cycle
containing all of them, recording the alert timestamp for each after
sending; nothing is sent when none qualify. Format: '⚠️ battery low:
@!<hex> (<name>) <X>%[, @!<hex> (<name>) <Y>%]' — single-node case uses
the same one-entry template. Cooldown semantics unchanged.
BatteryAlertModule + BatteryAlertService wired into app.module like
the weather module. Every BATTERY_CHECK_INTERVAL_MS (default 60 s) the
service scans the node state backing GET /api/nodes and broadcasts a
single-packet '⚠️ @!<8-hex> battery low: <X>% (<name>)' alert for every
node at or below BATTERY_ALERT_THRESHOLD percent (default 20, <= on
purpose) not alerted within BATTERY_ALERT_COOLDOWN_MS (default 6 h,
in-memory map — resets on restart). Sends ride the pinned send channel
via MeshService.sendText like every other bot send.
battery_level was only populated during the initial sync; NodeInfo
frames streamed as NODEINFO_APP (port 4) now refresh deviceMetrics in
the node database so /api/nodes and downstream consumers see current
values between syncs. decodeNodeInfo + PORT_NODEINFO_APP added to the
codec, one branch in the existing packet-handling path.
Send want_config_id on connect to trigger initial sync (#6)
Firmware only streams myInfo/channels/configComplete after receiving a
ToRadio with want_config_id — the service previously wrote nothing on
connect, so /api/channels stayed [] and myNodeNum null. v0.1.4.
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