2026+ Python Automations~~

[FistFullOfCash]

Not long ago I was learning about all the python tools from here and other sources. PyAutoGUI, Scrapers, RPA Bots and all that. I got to play with some recently because Im making software application(s) now using Java / etc though mainly PYTHON. Python is the best language for automation as seen and demonstrated by its tools.

Best RPA bot (FREE): RoboCorp
Best Scraper: Scrapy/Selenium/BountifulSoup (Depends on type)
Other: OCR/OpenCV|PyAutoGUI/AutoHotKey
Can even: Pattern Prediction / Specialized & Specific

What can you do with this? Maybe have a game engine, with overlay and supercomputer with depth camera to make real life simulator. Im talking about going above the common 1-2 stuff. Advanced projects and barriers of entry keep everyone else out. If you are smart enough to give commands to a Chatbot then you can make an app. Do this by commanding (Prompt) chatbot, letting it run manual then auto as your skill grows. Check the .exe which should have a main menu by command built, this is where your feature buttons go.

Problem>Solution (Product) + Marketing>Profit

Anyways you can make applications easy now with AI. Ill tell you in short that you can let the AI Chatbot inside Visual Studio or other editors and have it code for you. GPT uses Codex for instance. Anyways, if you will make something app wise you will want to niche down. I prefer general niches as opposed to niches and 1 product type setups. Some evergreen business industries can act as wide niches. 10% growth is good, you can check Google Trends if you do not know what is hot. I did business college, tons of courses, paid and no-cost things such as webinars. All you need is an idea. Then you plan your features after all the basic planning such as customer avatar. Github Chatbot is what I used and it has options for GPT/Claude and such on tiered credit system. I suggest the $50 monthly plan so it doesnt take 5 months to make your app. Full Auto credits spend quick, though if your app is good then the value is there.

Theres Splash/Load/Login & Register: Main Menu: Features: Options
Have: Settings|Privacy/TOS/Help|Contact (Logout)

The AI hiccups sometimes and sent my project back a month before, so make sure you save your project. Learn to use the PS terminal, AI chatbot and peek at the code occasionally. Rapid fire to the AI, have it do a ToDo list. "Improve" works some. Know the file path for copy/paste, keep it in notepad for the latest file folder builds where the .exe is to test.

One other thing: Reasoning I suggest (Mid/Advanced), just feed in your ideas that are solutions. If you do not know the terminology then sometimes the AI knows, or Google, search the synonyms and try other search terms if getting stumped. Theres ideas everywhere, Im a creative genius (not bragging). For inspiration, perhaps look to Wikipedia List of Lists (Everything) or whatever channel/outlet you wish to use.

Other than the AI Chatbots it may be worth it to learn some programming code yourself. I had (on course site trial) the Python automations book and I highly recommend it, this was the 3rd edition though theres a newer one out, I believe.

Can have website, email support, etc. I have GSA Software Submission LTD and found it works ok for the directories. I havent advertised my application much, its in the Microsoft App store now with tons of features as opposed to competitors with say 7 features, Im keeping prices low. Why? Because I have a different (OTHER) White Label Software that is hard to convert subscribers on, this being because (I think) it has $97 price point.

So Cold email setup will be good with ESP: i.e; Constant Contact Sequence (Newsletter) method. I could go into this, I have setup server this last year on VPS with mixed results because of the costs such as spam remover and VPS server cost. Own a ton of LTDs and can run lean operation because of the savings. Im doing high ticket sales right now aside from all this, though Im using all this in my main income stream as well as other side things.

My Stats (First 20 days): 35 Views / 8 Installs > (X3 App Stores) = Quantified Installs (*36 per MO)

My model is trial/Paid. They pay small subscription, with upsells on credits. The features generate leads between users on my platform, pull and sell public data and much much more to where I have more than 10 profit points.

Automate Tasks (Digital Marketing)>Passive Income Streams>Millionaire*
Sales skills help, I have training in telesales. You can consider other marketing channels. I am very skill oriented with skill in digital marketing tests and some other specialized skill.

Passive enough evergreens: Application / R&R | Sales Funnel (*) | Info Course

Make whatever you want! (Check laws/compliance: TOS/Misc) Possible to even patent some things, for instance I have a custom card game which Im looking to get a Utility Patent for, though its proving difficult because of certain rules.

Thing I learned this year: 1. Expand a book of business (do not chase dollar goal) 2. Do NOT depend on platforms, social or eCommerce. They can fee you to death and ban you in a heartbeat.
Solutions: Evergreen General Store / Managed Service Store (Productized listing) | Application (Non provacative)

Its all levels out there, nothing is flat. I will beam you up with me, if you are good.. The best time of the day to work is from 10PM - 5AM I find because of the silence and canned energy drinks..

Top Tools:
-Python Scripts/Apps & Tools (Even video tools, which Im just cracking open)
-Bots / Convertors | Photopia (Photo Editor) | Generators
-APIs | Databases / Append
-Gen. AI Chatbot (Because of limitations use all to daily limits)(*Local Model)
-PBX Phone System (*AI receptionist)
-Aggregators (Posts)(Scanner)
-WordPress (+Plugins/Form)
-Advanced Lead Gen. Methods (Always be testing)
-Virtual Box / Dual Boot
-Select Lifetime Deals /Custom Applications (With menus for scrapers & core features)
-Security: VPN / Browser VPN | Socks 5 (*Proxifier)
-Emulators: Bluestacks (Mobile)
-Autonomous AI (AutoGPT*)
-Cool: No-Cost Email Validator found on Github
*Macros/Batch Files

Robot Terminators check,
"Bow to Your Sensai!"

 

[Dragon Tia7]

The tools are powerful, but having a useful idea and actually getting people to use it is where most projects succeed or fail.

 

[FistFullOfCash]

The tools are powerful, but having a useful idea and actually getting people to use it is where most projects succeed or fail.

Yeah, I believe in learning digital marketing if you want into business. I went broad overviews and course for technicals with years of study, plus school while others in their 20s played around. Super learner or something, I'm full of ideas. Incremental improvement is key. Go broad methods; flip through phone book, directories - wide niche, Wikipedia list of lists and of course all the AI. Now I have license, skill, software stack and production with a growing book of business. Add to your "toolkit". My ears perk up when I see universal tools, advanced systems or generators. I have advantage like good memory so I use everything learned with great recall. Still I miss the 90s. Best for organization to my mind is a good list, I suggest Notepad++. Github has nice software projects open source and freeware. My only subscriptions needed are ESP and Hosting. Plus servers for future pbx and email. Scale to the moon. Built a nice resume and expanding skills to learning python and new languages plus. Apps seem like the best production, wordpress is cool, everything else is a tool then I automate. If one mechanic can run a robot that takes 50 jobs then one VA (low cost) running campaigns with automated systems bring ROI. So yeah theres hardware and software runs on those inside of OS. Linux kernal commands you can look into. Once heard 90% of devices like thermostats and such run on a Linux distribution type or unix less, Windows lately for business is Bling bling. I don't mess with Apple as they are pricey and break as fast as some of my other items for me personally.

App, mobile app, plugin, toolbar/ plugin, hardware specified, os specific. Niche and industry specific. Just ponder some ideas like what is missing or non apparent solution in description to Google/AI and you can be a sponge these days. Subtitles for TV. Commercial / B2B is neat; ULine has book catelogue that is huge of general business wholesale items, evergreen. Build your systems one by one and don't be afraid to test. A millionaire has 7 income streams average I heard as a nugget of info from a print story by a research study before.

You could leverage AI to do things fast. Forget a job, many are gone. You will need business because one person can run 3 plus systems applied to different types of things. Time savers are good solutions I would say. Tons of those services people think they are paying for freelancers is done by them sure, but many use fast software or managed services which is kind of a form of outsourcing and managing other people's work with a markup.

I can give you some examples later. I don't know how people spend $3000 on software subscriptions on top of leases for overhead per month. There's ways to run lean and scale. I went BK before, you need skill/software.automations and marketing methods that are kept in list, lots of these lean on a software in toolkit. So WP websites and apps are my production, can have my products or services (HT) plus software solutions backed now by website, websites being harder to get clicks in scale without edge. Seo (backlinks/on-page), Push and other traffic sources paid ads and free methods that are labor intensive are some of the methods for websites alone which I lump with other web assets in my marketing methods list. There's phone systems, web assets, 1099 labor methods and outreach. Use your imagination. Eventually I'll make a advanced system video course collection. Aka a info product for $500 to $1700 and you make money off income streams surrounding that like book, digital, seminar, consulting and more but preferably passive income streams under business. Make a menu and cater to clients or customer. Beats working on a farm or something in some cases. Start writing lists: marketing, business models, technical tools list, Ltd and software collection plus build skill that is advanced and specialized. I have one income I'm growing from $50 ticket report from skillset data entry and analysis that's industry specific using a method. $300 from that now could be 2k down the road, that's a time intensive business though. Lots of people got comfortable, hung out and died of drugs. Keep your hands and mind busy. Stay away from money or energy drain people and network too.

 

[FistFullOfCash]

Kill one bird with two stones I remember from when I was in Preschool. Well there's advantage to tweaking color schemes, content types and channels plus methods. Everyone mentions split testing though I don't know many who do it as much as me and I'm persistent. At 16 I was 1:1 kd ratio on game and got to 2.5 then now 7/8/9 kd ratio on accounts. When I maxed those out got new accounts, another way to think of scaling. Each setup costs time or money. Often a setup cost then monthly unless you can avoid leakage.

Remember that you have options in most every thing. Being poor is a limited mindset. Toaster used to be an automation now its a commodity, yet there's not many flying cars in the sky and I lost my feeling in people. I mean people's word used to mean more, seems there's been a decline in many manners. For example when I was young we used to say good game even on the video game PS3. People's reading is worse than ever in US and there's decline with 8 billion people competing for finite resources. Become valuable and move up the pyramid. Do it fast before it gets worse because everyone's debt in my country has gotten absurd and people loaf instead of working the now low cost labor. Wages haven't went up much. In the 80s and 90s there was excess without need to even spend on digital. In the future there'll be more safety nets possibly, though less to go around with less social mobility. Some of my family is old money, you can learn later what to do with the money like investments or use it with other types of systems and even insulate yourself from all these people crowding the sidewalks. To me noise pollution is a symptom of poverty living amongst so many loud needy people. One day I'll have a bigger house with some living space.. Apartments you hear your neighbors and your hair falls out from all the compounding costs of that living. I have no crows ft and I'm mid 30s. Why? I don't stress though people will try to bring problems and Games, gaslight you and try to ruin your ideas or even hurt you because it's more than mommy saying you are special but not like precious or someone with done syndrome. Lots is on a spectrum. I can put other things into a box of tools with this out of the box thinking. Lots of you are just obsolete farm equipment, looking for work to pay bill you cannot manage because you are paid chicken scratch. You can change but life is a drag. Life's short, don't waste it.... Used to browse book stores for ideas. Anyways, birds eye view list: research, repetitive skill build. Can turn automations into software or hardware solutions. Used to go to read newspapers when everyone else was playing. Libraries exist and have Filing systems of books which some are culmination of people life's work and ideas condensed. My reading and writing are faster than ever. Don't know what it is, I love new things or do some things on paths others avoid. Have been called genius or wired different, crazy smart. Weshler iq test goes to 140 max I think I maxed that bitch out before so above that and factor in standard deviation which is expanded by my learning disabilities like mental, dyslexia and colored reading for print. I'd figure since my uncle says he's 160+ I'd be 180+ as the new generation with specialized skill building. You're smartest 24 you peak and wear down. Everything's on a spectrum, I discovered lots on different sources and go back to the same tools etc. I have analogue age experience from living in a normal age. The way stupid people are breeding its all over now soon unless the hot ladies que up. Jk unless you really want to. It started when I kept doing the opposite then that spiraled off and now I'm building giant things that would have cost lots more before. Sheeple are like lemmings, follow average and see where that gets you.

Someone once told me the store I worked out had low margins and couldn't pay me much and I got upset. Surely I worked hard as a bagger, anyone could have done that job though and as replaceable for the lure of a salary that meant I was not valuable as an employee.


Now I understand more that you need valuable solutions because of cheapened labor and now Automation "threats" which are only threats to labor not business, potentially. Its an opportunity to leverage the opportunities with this disruptive tech and scale by automations and business.


The latest wave, the latest gold rush since all the land is claimed and its all been done before is putting a twist on old ideas. With AI you can learn rapid fire. Time is money. Wrote 100+ new software feature I could put into my suite. That might be overkill so some core lead generation features may get a button array or dashboard. I want to franchise and go public one day, dream big.

There's grades and most do the minimum to a A+ and don't go too overboard the requirements. The universe is part of a multiverse now in a possibility of dimension. Sounds infinite, so there's always more to learn. Once you have all the possibilities mapped and know it all you can maneuver around all the weakling. This whole planet is going up in smoke!!!

-THE MASTER OF AUTOMATIONS

 

[Dragon Tia7]

Yeah, I believe in learning digital marketing if you want into business. I went broad overviews and course for technicals with years of study, plus school while others in their 20s played around. Super learner or something, I'm full of ideas. Incremental improvement is key. Go broad methods; flip through phone book, directories - wide niche, Wikipedia list of lists and of course all the AI. Now I have license, skill, software stack and production with a growing book of business. Add to your "toolkit". My ears perk up when I see universal tools, advanced systems or generators. I have advantage like good memory so I use everything learned with great recall. Still I miss the 90s. Best for organization to my mind is a good list, I suggest Notepad++. Github has nice software projects open source and freeware. My only subscriptions needed are ESP and Hosting. Plus servers for future pbx and email. Scale to the moon. Built a nice resume and expanding skills to learning python and new languages plus. Apps seem like the best production, wordpress is cool, everything else is a tool then I automate. If one mechanic can run a robot that takes 50 jobs then one VA (low cost) running campaigns with automated systems bring ROI. So yeah theres hardware and software runs on those inside of OS. Linux kernal commands you can look into. Once heard 90% of devices like thermostats and such run on a Linux distribution type or unix less, Windows lately for business is Bling bling. I don't mess with Apple as they are pricey and break as fast as some of my other items for me personally.

App, mobile app, plugin, toolbar/ plugin, hardware specified, os specific. Niche and industry specific. Just ponder some ideas like what is missing or non apparent solution in description to Google/AI and you can be a sponge these days. Subtitles for TV. Commercial / B2B is neat; ULine has book catelogue that is huge of general business wholesale items, evergreen. Build your systems one by one and don't be afraid to test. A millionaire has 7 income streams average I heard as a nugget of info from a print story by a research study before.

You could leverage AI to do things fast. Forget a job, many are gone. You will need business because one person can run 3 plus systems applied to different types of things. Time savers are good solutions I would say. Tons of those services people think they are paying for freelancers is done by them sure, but many use fast software or managed services which is kind of a form of outsourcing and managing other people's work with a markup.

I can give you some examples later. I don't know how people spend $3000 on software subscriptions on top of leases for overhead per month. There's ways to run lean and scale. I went BK before, you need skill/software.automations and marketing methods that are kept in list, lots of these lean on a software in toolkit. So WP websites and apps are my production, can have my products or services (HT) plus software solutions backed now by website, websites being harder to get clicks in scale without edge. Seo (backlinks/on-page), Push and other traffic sources paid ads and free methods that are labor intensive are some of the methods for websites alone which I lump with other web assets in my marketing methods list. There's phone systems, web assets, 1099 labor methods and outreach. Use your imagination. Eventually I'll make a advanced system video course collection. Aka a info product for $500 to $1700 and you make money off income streams surrounding that like book, digital, seminar, consulting and more but preferably passive income streams under business. Make a menu and cater to clients or customer. Beats working on a farm or something in some cases. Start writing lists: marketing, business models, technical tools list, Ltd and software collection plus build skill that is advanced and specialized. I have one income I'm growing from $50 ticket report from skillset data entry and analysis that's industry specific using a method. $300 from that now could be 2k down the road, that's a time intensive business though. Lots of people got comfortable, hung out and died of drugs. Keep your hands and mind busy. Stay away from money or energy drain people and network too.

I agree, tools and skills are important but execution matters most.
the people who solve real problems and reach customers are the ones who succeed.