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2022-04-29 - @CalsiBot Update

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A complete rewrite of CalsiBot went live, powered by the excellent "grammY" bot framework, which turned one years old today!

Bot Devs: feel free to check out the grammY website (beginner friendly!), channel and GitHub.

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