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Read the full README ↗An intelligent software release tracker. Follow the software and topics you care about; a server-side pipeline reads their changelogs, uses Gemini to turn raw HTML, RSS and JSON into structured release notes, and pushes a notification only when something real ships in a category you asked about.
Originally a React PWA built in Google AI Studio, now being converted to a native Android app with a server-side processing pipeline. Both live here.
| You are… | Read |
|---|---|
| An AI agent working on this repo | CLAUDE.md — or AGENTS.md for non-Claude tools. Read it in full before editing. |
| New here and want the current state | docs/STATUS.md |
| Trying to get it running | docs/SETUP.md |
| Wondering why something is the way it is | docs/adr/ |
| Looking for the big picture | docs/ARCHITECTURE.md |
├── android/ native Android app (Kotlin + Compose) — Gradle root
├── backend/ Cloud Run services: scraping, AI extraction, push fan-out
├── firebase/ Firestore rules, indexes, and their tests
├── web/ the original React PWA, retained as the operator surface
└── docs/ architecture, data model, and the decision log
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android/in Android Studio, not the repo root. The Gradle root isandroid/settings.gradle.kts. Normal for a monorepo; surprises everyone once.
# Android — builds on a fresh clone with no secrets configured
cd android && ./gradlew assembleDebug
# Everything the CI gates on
cd android && ./gradlew assembleDebug lintDebug testDebugUnitTest test
# Firestore security rules (starts the emulator, runs 36 cases)
cd firebase && pnpm install && pnpm run test:rules
Sign-in and real data need Firebase configuration — see
docs/SETUP.md.
The Android client, the backend pipeline and the Firestore rules all exist and are verified: the app builds, lints and tests clean into a real debug APK; the backend typechecks, passes its tests, builds and boots; the rules pass a 31-case suite.
Nothing has been deployed, and the app has never run on a device. The
pipeline needs a Google Cloud project, a secret, Pub/Sub topics and a scheduler —
infrastructure, not code. Until then the dashboard is empty.
docs/STATUS.md is the authoritative and deliberately honest
answer.
The Android client never calls Gemini, never scrapes a website, and never writes to
master_registry,release_notes, orbackground_tasks.
An APK is a zip file; a key shipped inside one is a key you have given away. All of that lives server-side. See ADR-0003.
Android — Kotlin 2.3, Jetpack Compose, Material 3, Hilt, Room, Coroutines,
AGP 9 / Gradle 9, minSdk 26 / targetSdk 36 / compileSdk 37, 15 modules.
Backend — Node 22, TypeScript, Express 5, Cloud Run, Pub/Sub, Cloud Scheduler, Gemini, Firebase Admin SDK.
Firebase — Auth (Google), Firestore, Cloud Messaging.
Web — React 19, MUI, Vite, Express.