Lohnt sich dein eigenes posterly?

Build me a personal social scheduler an AI agent can drive, to replace posterly. Requirements:

- Node + Express + better-sqlite3, with both a localhost compose page and
  a small local HTTP API (list_slots, create_post, get_recent_posts) so a
  coding agent can call it directly instead of only a human using the UI.
- Three open-API targets: Mastodon (access token), Bluesky (app password
  via @atproto/api), and a Telegram channel (bot token). One adapter file
  per network so a fourth is addable later.
- A /caption endpoint: given a topic, call an LLM API (key in .env) with
  my last ~20 published posts as style examples, so drafts sound like me
  instead of a generic AI voice. Cache the examples so it's not refetching
  the DB on every call.
- Slot-based queue: posting times per weekday in my timezone, new posts
  fill the next free slot, or pin an exact datetime; duplicate a post
  across networks with per-network text.
- A node-cron tick every minute publishes due posts, marks each row sent
  or failed before sending (no double-posts), retries failures 3 times.
- Attached images in media/ next to the database, resized per network
  with sharp; a history page of the last 100 sent posts linking out.
- Runs on my always-on box; localhost only, no accounts, no telemetry.
- Out of scope: Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Facebook, and Google Business
  Profile (approval-gated APIs, say so in the README), review management,
  client approvals, video transcoding, and analytics.
- README: getting a Mastodon token, a Bluesky app password, a Telegram
  bot token, and pointing a coding agent at the local API.