TL;DR: Seyka has arrived in Telegram — yes, we are aware of the hour. The document loader has been rebuilt and is considerably calmer, and redirekto.ru — the place where Seyka was born — has come to life as a service of its own.
Seyka has an address in Telegram: @seyka_ai_bot.
The timing of the housewarming is, as ever, impeccable: getting into Telegram this year is a small achievement in its own right. For your own safety, the messenger does not open for everyone, or always; its founder received fresh official recognition this summer — though not in the category one usually hopes for; and the average grandmother has meanwhile memorised the names of five VPN providers and can hold a confident conversation about modern shadow protocols. Digital literacy is growing at a remarkable pace. One would like to believe it is not the only thing.
Otherwise it is the same Seyka as on the site. Answers arrive as they are generated, not as one long sheet at the end. Finished documents come as files, tables as actual tables. Chat history is shared with seyka.ru: linking an account takes about a minute, after which a conversation started on the metro carries on calmly at the desk — and back again. Everything is driven from the command menu: /history opens recent chats, /settings holds the persona and model tier, /profile shows the plan and usage meters. The details are collected on the Seyka in Telegram page.
For now the bot speaks SEO only. “For work and life” will follow — the cat has not forgotten how; she is simply carrying her things into the new home one at a time.
And a second address, no less important: the support group @seyka_ai. Bring breakages, “why is it like this?” questions, and the ideas you find missing. Actual humans answer — which, these days, borders on the exotic.
The page-and-document loader — the part of Seyka that reads the internet — has been rebuilt almost from the ground up. It is markedly steadier and faster, understands more formats (PDFs and other binary matters included), labels its sources more carefully, and interrupts less: the document card is now quiet, with the technicalities — timings, redirects, robots.txt and the sitemap — folded into a side pane, where they belong.
One honest detail: what it reads can arrive from cache. If you need the fresh version of a page, say so in the prompt, in plain words. We are still experimenting with more elegant ways of handling freshness; for now, directness reliably beats telepathy.
There is one piece of news that is not about Seyka. Or almost not: redirekto.ru is live.
That is where Seyka launched on 3 January this year — a modest six-tool prototype at редиректо.ru/seo — and lived until the middle of March. Seyka then moved on (a redirect, naturally) and has since grown into a rather larger project, with a great deal of growing still ahead. Redirekto, meanwhile, has been getting a little less attention than it deserved. Cats remember the places where they were happy: one does not choose one's first home, but one loves it.
The service covers some quite specific needs — and covers them completely. If a 301 or 302 is missing somewhere about the house, or the soul demands something exotic like a 308, redirekto is always near: redirects, automatically provisioned SSL certificates and simple DNS on one platform. No servers, no drama.
However, before redirecting anything to Telegram, reread the first section of this piece — redirekto ships with moderation and a check against the RKN registries. These, this time for our own safety, work almost flawlessly. As Seyka herself would put it on a tricky prompt: “perdimonocle”.
September is ahead, and it promises to be interesting. Tell your friends about Seyka — you can now do it without leaving the messenger. If it opens.
Until then — peace and love.