I finished the last two most complex commands — /echo-summary and /echo-project and then finally deployed it on Nest with Hackclub

1. Finished the final commands

/echo-summary The command accepts today, yesterday, last N, and unread. I had to translate each of these into Unix timestamps for Slack’s conversations.history API

Filtering bot messages: The API returns bot messages too. Added .filter(m => !m.bot_id) to skip Echo’s own messages, otherwise Echo would summarize its own responses as if they were team decisions.

2. Deployed the project on Nest

Finally deployed it on Nest as this

• Pushed all my project to Git (except my .env file)
• Made a container in nest and got the key
• Logged in my laptop using that key ssh [email protected]
• Made a folder for Echo and downloaded all the neccessary dependencies
• Clone the repo from my git and ran systemctl start echo.service and Echo became 24/7 online :)

I’ve also shared a tutorial video on youtube to help you understand any command and how to use Echo on slack
https://youtu.be/Wu7u665-Njo