Telegram is the one fully-built notification channel in Scienter today (see Discord and Slack for what’s not built yet).

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Setup

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What you get

Suggestion cards with [✅ Took it] [⏭ Pass] [🔇 Mute trader] buttons and a /status command. Taps only log a decision through the same POST /act endpoint the dashboard uses — nothing executes, ever, unless you’ve separately armed approve-gated execution. If you’ve armed execution, Hyperliquid suggestion cards grow a [🚀 Approve & place] button — a tap places the trade with your own key via the lab’s order client. Only hl cards are placeable; OKX and Polymarket stay suggest-only because your key can’t reach those venues.

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The late-entry guardrail, on your phone

Every tap re-validates at tap time (see How wallet-copy works). A hard block shows as a modal popup; Telegram caps these at 200 characters, so the reasons are terse by necessity. A soft block swaps the buttons for [⚠️ I know — send it anyway], requiring a second deliberate tap. Cards older than max_age_min (tunable in state/config.json) have their buttons stripped and are marked ⏳ EXPIRED — a stale card can’t be tapped by accident. Expired cards are edited, not deleted (Telegram’s deleteMessage stops working after 48h; editing a bot’s own message doesn’t have that limit).

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Firehose control

One noisy source can bury everything else. state/config.json → sources sets per-source enabled, min_notional, and max_cards_per_day (Polymarket defaults to 4/day).
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