Overview
This week’s posts were tightly focused on multi-tenant support. The channel shared a technical snapshot of the implementation approach, plus a short milestone update, with a light joke about Codex’s “sense of humor.”
Key Themes
- Multi-tenant implementation progress
- Work is moving toward a tenant-aware webhook/event pipeline.
- Routing via webhook secret
- The shared screenshot describes using Telegram’s secret header for tenant selection instead of building a more complex router.
- Schema and event changes
- `tenant_id` is being added to the relevant `PostEvent` structures and carried through the webhook flow.
- Data consistency
- Both `posts.tenant_id` and `chats.tenant_id` need to stay aligned to avoid mismatches.
- Compatibility
- Existing bot behavior is described as remaining compatible, while new tenants can be onboarded with `webhook_secret`.
Notable Posts
- “codex现在幽默细胞满满啊😂”
Posted with a screenshot showing implementation notes for multi-tenant support, including:
- `webhook_secret -> tenant_id` mapping
- adding `tenant_id` to event structures
- webhook events now carrying `tenant_id`
- a planned API-side shift from “guessing tenant” to trusting the event payload
A short milestone update marking progress on the multi-tenant work.
Watchlist
- API consumer changes: switching from inferred tenant logic to event-provided `tenant_id`
- Tenant ID consistency: making sure both post and chat records are updated together
- Onboarding flow: continued use of `webhook_secret` as the tenant association mechanism
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