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# HOUSEBOT-075 Multi-Household Reminder Delivery
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## Goal
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Replace the current reminder placeholder path with a real multi-household reminder dispatcher.
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## Problem
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Current reminder jobs only claim a dedupe key and return `messageText`. They do not send any Telegram message. They also require a single global `HOUSEHOLD_ID`, which is incompatible with the bot's DB-backed multi-household model.
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## Target behavior
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- Scheduler endpoint accepts `utilities`, `rent-warning`, or `rent-due`
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- For the target billing period, the bot resolves all configured household reminder targets from the database
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- A household reminder target uses:
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- bound `reminders` topic if present
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- otherwise the household chat itself
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- For each target household, the bot:
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- builds deterministic reminder text
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- claims dedupe for `(householdId, period, reminderType)`
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- posts the message to Telegram only when the claim succeeds
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- Dry-run returns the planned dispatches without posting
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## Delivery model
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- Scheduler route remains a single endpoint per reminder type
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- One request fan-outs across all reminder-enabled households
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- Logs include an entry per household outcome
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## Data source
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Household config comes from `HouseholdConfigurationRepository`:
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- household chat binding is required
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- reminder topic binding is optional
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## Runtime contract
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Reminder jobs require:
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- `DATABASE_URL`
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- one scheduler auth mechanism (`SCHEDULER_SHARED_SECRET` or allowed OIDC service accounts)
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Reminder jobs must not require:
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- `HOUSEHOLD_ID`
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- group/topic reminder env vars
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## Follow-ups
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- daily scheduler cadence in infrastructure defaults
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- localized reminder copy using persisted household/member locale
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- scheduler fan-out observability metrics
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