A Persian-language technology publication with a real CMS, a Telegram publishing gateway, and an AI/automation layer that always publishes with human approval.
Dadenevesht is a Persian-language technology publication built as a modular monolith on Next.js App Router, Prisma, and PostgreSQL — a real CMS with drafts, scheduling, and publishing, plus a public site with a homepage, article archive, categories/tags, search, RSS, and a taxonomy-aware sitemap. A significant part of its architecture is focused on publishing automation, so a small team can run a specialized media outlet.
Continuously running a specialized media outlet or blog requires spending significant time collecting, writing, categorizing and publishing content — a real challenge for small teams or independent writers.
A Telegram gateway (`/start`, `/new`, `/drafts`, `/categories`) turns authorized messages directly into CMS drafts — not a parallel publishing system. A separate Automation API with integration keys and an outbox pattern connects to n8n without moving CMS rules into workflows. The AI content processor drafts summaries/rewrites from a source, but the output is always stored as a separate revision and moved to review — never published directly. Phases 12–16 round it out with a versioned public API with HMAC-signed webhooks, subscription plans, and a workflow engine (trigger/condition/action/delay).
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