claude-status-webhook/docs/system-architecture.md

System Architecture

Telegram bot forwarding status.claude.com (Atlassian Statuspage) webhook notifications to subscribed users. Hosted on Cloudflare Workers.

Overview

Statuspage ──POST──► CF Worker (fetch) ──► CF Queue ──► CF Worker (queue) ──► Telegram API
                          │                                                        │
Telegram ──POST──► Bot commands                                                    ▼
                          │                                              User receives message
                          ▼
                     Cloudflare KV

Entry Points

The worker exports two handlers from src/index.js:

Handler	Trigger	Purpose
fetch	HTTP request	Hono.js router — serves health check, Telegram webhook, Statuspage webhook
queue	CF Queue batch	Processes queued messages, sends each to Telegram API

HTTP Routes

Method	Path	File	Purpose
GET	/	index.js	Health check
POST	/webhook/telegram	bot-commands.js	grammY webhookCallback — processes bot commands
POST	/webhook/status/:secret	statuspage-webhook.js	Receives Statuspage webhooks, validates URL secret

A middleware in index.js normalizes double slashes in URL paths (Statuspage occasionally sends //webhook/...).

Data Flow

Statuspage → Subscribers

1. Receive: Statuspage POSTs incident/component event to /webhook/status/:secret
2. Validate: URL secret verified via timing-safe comparison (SHA-256 hashed, crypto-utils.js)
3. Parse: Extract event type (incident.* or component.*), format HTML message
4. Filter: Query KV for subscribers matching event type + component filter (kv-store.js)
5. Enqueue: Batch messages into CF Queue (100 per sendBatch call)
6. Deliver: Queue consumer sends each message to Telegram API (queue-consumer.js)
7. Self-heal: On 403/400 (bot blocked/chat deleted), subscriber auto-removed from KV

User → Bot

1. Telegram POSTs update to /webhook/telegram
2. grammY framework routes to command handler
3. Command reads/writes KV as needed
4. Bot replies directly via grammY context

Source Files

File	Lines	Responsibility
index.js	~30	Hono router, path normalization middleware, export handlers
bot-commands.js	~145	/start, /stop, /subscribe — subscription management
bot-info-commands.js	~125	/help, /status, /history, /uptime — read-only info
statuspage-webhook.js	~85	Webhook validation, event parsing, subscriber fan-out
queue-consumer.js	~65	Batch message delivery, retry/removal logic
kv-store.js	~140	KV key management, subscriber CRUD, filtered listing
status-fetcher.js	~120	Statuspage API client, HTML formatters, status helpers
crypto-utils.js	~12	Timing-safe string comparison (SHA-256 hashed)
telegram-api.js	~9	Telegram Bot API URL builder

KV Storage

Namespace binding: claude_status

Key Format

• sub:{chatId} — direct chat or group (no topic)
• sub:{chatId}:{threadId} — supergroup topic (threadId can be 0 for General topic)

Value

{ "types": ["incident", "component"], "components": ["API"] }

• types: which event categories to receive
• components: component name filter (empty array = all components)

Metadata

Same shape as value — stored as KV key metadata so getSubscribersByType() uses only kv.list() (reads metadata from listing) instead of individual kv.get() calls. This is O(1) list calls vs O(N) get calls.

Queue Processing

Binding: claude-status queue

• Batch size: 30 messages per consumer invocation
• Max retries: 3 (configured in wrangler.jsonc)
• 429 handling: msg.retry() with CF Queues backoff; Retry-After header logged
• 403/400 handling: subscriber removed from KV, message acknowledged
• Network errors: msg.retry() for transient failures

Observability

Enabled via wrangler.jsonc observability config. Automatic — no code changes required.

• Logs: All console.log/console.error calls, request metadata, exceptions. Persisted with invocation logs enabled. Free tier: 200k logs/day, 3-day retention.
• Traces: Automatic instrumentation of fetch calls, KV reads, queue operations. Persisted.
• Sampling: 100% (head_sampling_rate: 1) for both logs and traces — reduce for high-volume scenarios
• Dashboard: Cloudflare Dashboard → Workers → Observability

Security

• Statuspage webhook auth: URL path secret validated with timing-safe SHA-256 comparison
• Telegram webhook: Registered via setup-bot.js — Telegram only sends to the registered URL
• No secrets in code: BOT_TOKEN and WEBHOOK_SECRET stored as Cloudflare secrets
• HTML injection: All user/external strings passed through escapeHtml() before Telegram HTML rendering

Dependencies

Package	Purpose
hono	HTTP routing framework (lightweight, CF Workers native)
grammy	Telegram Bot API framework (webhook mode)
wrangler	CF Workers CLI (dev/deploy, dev dependency)