what is focusflow-telegram-bot fr?

FocusFlow Bot is a Telegram bot built to help students manage their study routine. It combines task management, a Pomodoro focus timer, study streak tracking, and productivity statistics into one chat based tool, so a student can organize their work without leaving Telegram. For tasks, the bot lets you add, view, and mark tasks as complete, and it supports multiple users at once. Tasks can be given a priority level of high, medium, or low, and you can set due dates so the bot can show you upcoming and overdue items and send automatic reminders. A study streak feature tracks how consistently you complete tasks day after day, encouraging steady habits rather than one off bursts of work. The Pomodoro timer lets you run focus sessions, with only one active session allowed per user at a time, and it notifies you automatically when a session finishes. A dedicated productivity analytics command pulls all of this together into a dashboard showing your current streak, how many Pomodoro sessions you have completed, your active and high priority tasks, and due date statistics. All of these features are reachable through simple chat commands, covering general help, adding and listing tasks, setting priorities, managing due dates, checking streaks and stats, and running Pomodoro sessions. Under the hood, the bot is written in Python using the python-telegram-bot library to talk to Telegram, python-dotenv for configuration, and plain JSON files for storing task and user statistics data rather than a full database. The project is organized around a single main bot script plus a data folder holding the JSON files. The author, a computer science and AI student, lists several planned improvements for the future, including daily productivity reports, achievement badges, weekly summaries, moving from JSON files to a proper SQLite database, and eventually deploying the bot to the cloud so it can run continuously instead of only on the author's own machine.