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Avancé por fecha.

Hecho:
- armé un archivador local de artículos recientes
- toma links externos de entradas recientes en FreshRSS
- baja el contenido
- guarda copia local legible en esta máquina

Ahora genera:
- HTML local
- TXT local
- índice JSON

Ruta:
- `/home/sebas/runtime/freshrss-recent-archive/`
- índice:
  - `/home/sebas/runtime/freshrss-recent-archive/index.json`

URLs locales servibles:
- van como:
  - `https://ballbox-first.emperor-ratio.ts.net/files/home/runtime/freshrss-recent-archive/<archivo>.html`

Corrí una pasada:
- archivó 19 artículos recientes

Importante:
- esto sí resuelve “por fecha”
- no depende de abrir 1x1 en el navegador
- pero por ahora las copias quedan como archivos locales, no integradas todavía dentro de `/rss/`

Límite actual:
- FreshRSS sigue mostrando links externos normales
- las copias locales existen aparte

Siguiente paso útil:
1. correr esto por cron con `sudo`
2. agregar una vista/listado simple de “Recent offline archive”
3. opcional: enlazar desde portal o `/rss/`

Si querés, hago ahora el paso 1 + 2.


[telegram] no me importa tener una segunda vista, pero bueno a esta altura podemos simplemente crear un Feed de RYSS no usara Fresh


**Considering idea viability**

I should provide a concise answer about the idea's viability. The user might have meant "RSS" instead of something else. I can explain that it's possible to create a feed from archived or local content without using FreshRSS. It might be simpler to build a lightweight, offline-first reader feed using current sources and an article archive combined with a generated HTML index or JSON feed. I wonder if I should ask a minimal question, but I think proposing a plan could be enough.

Sí. Puede ser mejor.

Si el objetivo real es:
- leer offline
- sin entrar 1x1
- sin pelear con límites de FreshRSS

entonces sí:
- podemos dejar FreshRSS de lado
- y hacer un feed/reader propio bien simple para eso

Versión mínima:
1. usar las URLs RSS ya encontradas
2. refrescar feeds en server
3. bajar artículos recientes por fecha
4. guardar copia local legible
5. exponer una sola vista web tipo:
   - lista
   - artículo
   - todo servible offline

Eso te da:
- control total
- offline real sobre contenido local
- menos fricción que adaptar FreshRSS
- sin depender de subpaths raros ni capacidades parciales del navegador

Qué haría:
- un “RYSS” mínimo
- scope:
  - últimas N entradas o últimos X días
  - fetch de feeds
  - archive de texto
  - UI simple
  - service worker simple
- todo local en esta máquina

Mi recomendación:
- sí, cortar acá con FreshRSS como reader principal
- dejarlo solo como experimento
- pasar a un reader mínimo propio orientado a offline

Plan corto:
1. definir formato de storage
2. generar pipeline de ingest
3. generar vista web mínima
4. agregar SW offline
5. probar desde el celu

Si querés, arranco ese pivot ya.


[telegram]

[attachments] /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram
- /626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.ogg


**Looking into transcription options**

I realize I need to transcribe something, but I don’t have the right tool available. It seems like I should acknowledge that I can’t parse audio at the moment. Maybe I should check if I can access ffmpeg and Whisper, which might not be available. Hmm, perhaps I could try doing a quick transcription locally using bash with Whisper and ffmpeg. That could be a good workaround!

bash

file /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.ogg && which ffmpeg && which whisper || true && ~/.local/bin/whisper /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.ogg --model turbo --language es --output_format txt --output_dir /tmp/whisper-voice1322 2>/tmp/whisper1322.err || true; cat /tmp/whisper-voice1322/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.txt 2>/dev/null; echo '---ERR---'; sed -n '1,120p' /tmp/whisper1322.err


/home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.ogg: Ogg data, Opus audio, version 0.1, mono, 48000 Hz (Input Sample Rate)
/usr/bin/ffmpeg
---ERR---
/bin/bash: line 1: /home/sebas/.local/bin/whisper: No such file or directory


ls /home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/bin/whisper && /home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/bin/whisper /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.ogg --model turbo --language es --output_format txt --output_dir /tmp/whisper-voice1322 2>/tmp/whisper1322.err || true; cat /tmp/whisper-voice1322/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.txt 2>/dev/null; echo '---ERR---'; sed -n '1,120p' /tmp/whisper1322.err


/home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/bin/whisper
---ERR---
/bin/bash: line 1: /home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/bin/whisper: cannot execute: required file not found


**Considering solutions**

I’m thinking that maybe there's a problem with the current approach. I wonder if using `python -m whisper` could be a possible solution to try. It feels like a good idea to consider different methods, and I'm curious about how effective that might be. Let’s see if this could address whatever issue is at play here! I’ll need to look into this and evaluate its options moving forward.

head -1 /home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/bin/whisper && /home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/bin/python -m whisper /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.ogg --model turbo --language es --output_format txt --output_dir /tmp/whisper-voice1322 2>/tmp/whisper1322.err || true; cat /tmp/whisper-voice1322/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.txt 2>/dev/null; echo '---ERR---'; sed -n '1,120p' /tmp/whisper1322.err


/home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/lib/python3.13/site-packages/whisper/transcribe.py:132: UserWarning: FP16 is not supported on CPU; using FP32 instead
  warnings.warn("FP16 is not supported on CPU; using FP32 instead")

[Showing lines 8-10 of 10 (50.0KB limit). Full output: /tmp/pi-bash-20feba2704e43694.log]


/home/sebas/runtime/venvs/whisper/lib/python3.13/site-packages/whisper/transcribe.py:132: UserWarning: FP16 is not supported on CPU; using FP32 instead
  warnings.warn("FP16 is not supported on CPU; using FP32 instead")

[Showing lines 8-10 of 10 (50.0KB limit). Full output: /tmp/pi-bash-1b0072867e0d5a68.log]


find /tmp/whisper-voice1322 -maxdepth 2 -type f -ls && for f in /tmp/whisper-voice1322/*; do echo 'FILE' $f; cat "$f"; done


   330604     16 -rw-rw-r--   1 sebas    sebas         134 May 14 12:05 /tmp/whisper-voice1322/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.txt
FILE /tmp/whisper-voice1322/626f9faa-29ad-4c30-88be-59112b6e0a2c-voice-1322.txt
Las únicas features que necesito son una lista de los artículos por fecha
y que al cliquear esté precargado el link real del blog.


Perfecto.

Requisito real:
1. lista de artículos por fecha
2. al tocar uno, que ya esté precargado el link real del blog

Entonces:
- no hace falta FreshRSS como producto final
- no hace falta segunda vista rara
- conviene pivotear a un reader mínimo propio

Queda mucho más simple:
- ingest de feeds
- ordenar por fecha
- vista única
- precarga agresiva de links reales
- opcional cache offline de lo reciente

Plan nuevo:
1. matar alcance de FreshRSS como reader principal
2. hacer `RYSS` mínimo con:
   - feed list agregada
   - entries por fecha
   - links reales precargados
3. dejarlo servido en una ruta simple

Mi recomendación de ruta:
- `/ryss/`

Si querés, arranco ya con eso.


[telegram] dale pero ponele rss-offline a la ruta


**Preparing a response plan**

I need to create a response that outlines my plan and possibly start executing it. The user has indicated they want me to proceed with the route name they've mentioned. I think it’ll be important to clarify details about what that involves before jumping in. Let’s ensure I understand the route's specifics, so I’m ready to go ahead and actually make things happen! So, I'll start organizing my thoughts now.

todo

Build minimal rss-offline reader

Replace FreshRSS as primary offline reader path with a minimal local feed reader focused on date-sorted entries and preloaded real blog links, served at /rss-offline/.


Created #15: Build minimal rss-offline reader (pending)

Build minimal rss-offline reader

BB-002 audit gomakethings patterns for Ballbox

Research concrete frontend/offline/navigation patterns from gomakethings.com and related posts. Goal: extract practices applicable to Ballbox.

BB-003 inventory nginx-served surfaces for offline/navigation improvements

Inventory current nginx-served web surfaces on ballbox-first and classify candidates for static caching, offline navigation, and resilience improvements.

BB-004 define self-hosted RSS/offline reader product bar

Define the minimal feature/product bar for a self-hosted feed reader that supports offline reading and beats the current app.

BB-002 prepare reviewable Ballbox offline prototype plan

Turn BB-002 research into concrete reviewable coding/testing slices for Ballbox.

BB-003 prepare reviewable Pi web offline rollout plan

Turn BB-003 research into concrete reviewable coding/testing slices for nginx-served surfaces.

BB-004 prepare OSS RSS reader shortlist and review plan

Turn BB-004 research into concrete self-hosted OSS options and a test plan. No paid options.

Make copyparty file URLs more direct and preserve old /files/home links

Change copyparty root mapping so /home/sebas content lives directly under /files/, and add nginx redirects for legacy /files/home/... URLs.

Re-focus on Ballbox QR testing

Pause backlog follow-up work and switch active focus to QR testing inside Ballbox. Determine what Sebas should do next.

Fix Mercado Pago QR webhook product id mapping

Accept Mercado Pago order item external_code as fallback product id so paid QR orders persist in Ballbox.

Fix Mercado Pago QR webhook amount parsing

Accept Mercado Pago order total_amount as string or number so approved QR orders persist.

Reprioritize Ballbox work away from OPS-2 and machine-dependent payments

Skip OPS-2 and machine-dependent payment work for now. Find and run as many non-machine Ballbox tasks in parallel as possible from this machine.

BB-003 implement portal offline slice 1

Harden portal service worker with explicit offline fallback and bounded caches.

BB-002 prepare Ballbox public offline slice 1 for implementation

Prepare exact implementation-ready slice for Ballbox public offline shell and visited-page caching.

BB-004 prepare FreshRSS local trial setup

Prepare or implement a local FreshRSS trial setup path for offline-friendly feed evaluation.

Build minimal rss-offline reader


Updated #15 (pending → in_progress)

Re-focus on Ballbox QR testing

BB-003 implement portal offline slice 1

Build minimal rss-offline reader


subagent

Design minimal rss-offline architecture

Concise implementation planner. Produce a buildable local-first design. No filler.

In /home/sebas, design the minimal architecture for a static/local rss-offline reader served from nginx at /rss-offline/. Needs date-sorted article list and real blog links preloaded as much as practical. Output exact file layout and update cadence.

Inspect current feed/archive artifacts

Concise recon subagent. Extract reusable facts from existing FreshRSS/archive setup. No filler.

Inspect current FreshRSS trial, feed URLs already added, and recent archive artifacts. Determine reusable inputs for rss-offline build. Output concise facts: source feed list location, recent article archive format, pitfalls.

Assess simplest web serving path

Concise infra subagent. Prefer simplest reversible serving path. No filler.

Inspect nginx portal setup and recommend the simplest way to serve a generated rss-offline app at /rss-offline/ with optional service worker. Output exact nginx/files path changes needed.