
Worked on the moltbot/moltbot repository to address a critical bug affecting media handling in self-hosted Telegram Bot API deployments. Focused on backend development and API integration using TypeScript, the solution mapped container-absolute file paths back to trusted local roots, ensuring correct access and processing of media files in local mode. The approach included handling per-token directory variations, preserving large-file downloads, and implementing path normalization to enhance security by preventing directory traversal. Validation involved AI-assisted code review and targeted Vitest testing, resulting in improved reliability and reduced media-related errors for containerized, self-hosted environments. No new features were introduced.
Month 2026-07 — Moltbot/moltbot delivered a focused bug fix to stabilize media handling in the self-hosted Telegram Bot API setup. The fix ensures local-mode media files are correctly resolved and processed when the Bot API runs inside a container. Key changes map container-absolute paths back to trusted roots, cover per-token directory variations, retain large-file local downloads (>20MB), and enforce path normalization to prevent traversal inside a sandbox. The work improves reliability for self-hosted deployments and reduces media-related errors. Validation included AI-assisted review and targeted Vitest runs.
Month 2026-07 — Moltbot/moltbot delivered a focused bug fix to stabilize media handling in the self-hosted Telegram Bot API setup. The fix ensures local-mode media files are correctly resolved and processed when the Bot API runs inside a container. Key changes map container-absolute paths back to trusted roots, cover per-token directory variations, retain large-file local downloads (>20MB), and enforce path normalization to prevent traversal inside a sandbox. The work improves reliability for self-hosted deployments and reduces media-related errors. Validation included AI-assisted review and targeted Vitest runs.

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