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Review, queue, and monitor short-reel lessons from one place. Email login is handled by Cloudflare Access.

1. Review Check the latest lesson drafts and system health.

2. Tune Adjust prompts, style, and quality rules with saved versions.

3. Ship Approve, render, and publish only when the draft feels ready.

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Fallback: if the web panel is slow or your connection is weak, use Telegram commands to control the same flow.

Create draft

Queue a lesson

short_reel only

Lesson ID Example: a stable ID that tells you the language, level, and topic at a glance.

Topic Use the smallest useful topic, like fruits or invoice. Subtopic A short content cluster, such as the exact words or concept in this reel.

Target language Use locale format so the generator knows pronunciation and script rules. Level Keep it aligned with your curriculum: beginner, elementary, intermediate, advanced.

Example lesson: es-beginner-fruits-001

Example flow: hook → teach → repeat → recap

Actions

Control flow

These buttons are for quick operations. Use sync to refresh report data, then select a lesson from the table below before approving or rejecting it.

Selected lesson Reject reason

Report

Live system state

This is the quick health readout. It summarizes how many lessons are drafted, queued, published, or in trouble so you can spot bottlenecks fast.

Lessons

Latest drafts

Lesson	Topic	Level	Status	Updated

Audit

Recent events

Infrastructure

Runtime health

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Fallback control

Telegram remains the backup path

Use Telegram when the web panel is unavailable, when mobile data is weak, or when you want to issue a command from the phone without opening the dashboard. The commands map to the same worker API.

Best used for emergency actions, quick approvals, and notifications when the browser is not convenient.

System settings

Prompts, style, and quality rules

These settings are stored in D1 so you can adjust prompt behavior, visual style, and quality thresholds without redeploying. Lesson drafts capture a snapshot of these values for traceability.

What to edit here

Change prompt logic when the content strategy changes. Keep video style consistent with the channel, and tune quality rules when you want stricter or looser generation.

master_prompt controls the editorial voice.
lesson_prompt controls the exact lesson generation pattern.
render_style controls pacing, layout, and visual tone.

Good starting example

How versions work

Every save creates a new version. You can preview any old version, then restore it with one click.

Preview first if you want to inspect a version without changing the live settings.

Master prompt Example: “You are generating a short-form educational reel... one teaching moment per reel.” Lesson prompt Example: “hook → question → reveal → repeat → micro-recap.” Render style JSON Example: keep the canvas vertical, captions large, and pacing readable on mobile. Caption style JSON Example: a friendly CTA with a clear learning action, not a salesy line. Quality rules JSON Example: reject static, too-short, or non-original drafts before render. Provider overrides JSON Example: switch text, voice, image, or video providers without touching code. Publish defaults JSON Example: set the default platform, audience note, and posting behavior.

Version history

Load or restore old presets

Use preview to inspect a saved preset, then restore only if you want the panel to adopt that older configuration as the active one.

Preview

Selected version JSON

Select a version to preview it.