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Claude GPT and Grok limit you fast? I found a local model though it was slow on 8gb. Jan

Python wise I have software menu tying together scripts and automations with pending upgrade by update.

AutoGPT was cool though I did see it loop on task before.

ROBOCORP RPA

Editor VS Studio with its Ai Chatbot like codex option for coding. My latest app I made with an idea and it took days not months since I kept only key features.

I really started growing on the automations with software. Buying a server to host PBX.

The GPT and other credits can go fast on higher reasoning. Watch your bill.

Keep testing!
Selenium, PyautoGUI and other systems based on python like Bountifulsoup can do lots. People mention these here in this forum, thanks for the tip couple years back. It's the Python that automates most.

That's what happens when you go AI. Automated processes beats out outsourcing and low cost labor once setup IMO. Auto marketing methods like GSA website contact for form submits was early on AI some say. That's where I started.

Check out on YT Chase Reiner and the SEO guy with the missing tooth.
 
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Add Selenium-Stealth, bypasses Cloudflare on most sites
 
Claude GPT and Grok limit you fast? I found a local model though it was slow on 8gb. Jan

Python wise I have software menu tying together scripts and automations with pending upgrade by update.

AutoGPT was cool though I did see it loop on task before.

ROBOCORP RPA

Editor VS Studio with its Ai Chatbot like codex option for coding. My latest app I made with an idea and it took days not months since I kept only key features.

I really started growing on the automations with software. Buying a server to host PBX.

The GPT and other credits can go fast on higher reasoning. Watch your bill.

Keep testing!
Selenium, PyautoGUI and other systems based on python like Bountifulsoup can do lots. People mention these here in this forum, thanks for the tip couple years back. It's the Python that automates most.

That's what happens when you go AI. Automated processes beats out outsourcing and low cost labor once setup IMO. Auto marketing methods like GSA website contact for form submits was early on AI some say. That's where I started.

Check out on YT Chase Reiner and the SEO guy with the missing tooth.
I like the point about keeping the key features focused instead of trying to automate everything at once. Python plus AI can handle a lot, but keeping the workflow simple and watching API costs makes the setup much more practical long term.
 
On a normal python is a heavy load lifter in automations. When paired with a good AI agent, the results are astounding.
 
Python is probably the biggest piece of the puzzle here. once you connect scripts, APIs and few automation tools you can save a ridiculous amount of repetitive work.
 
i've had a similar experience. AI is useful for building the first version quickly than automation handles a lot of the repetitive stuff afterward.
 
for me the hard part isnt building the automation anymore, its making it reliable

a script working once is easy. retries, logs and knowing exactly where it failed is what makes it useful long term

otherwise you just automate the errors too
 
the credit usage is something people overlook. higher reasoning modes can burn through credits pretty quickly so i'd keep an eye on usage when running bigger tasks.
 
Higher reasoning modes can burn through credits fast. definitely keep an eye on usage with bigger tasks.
 
I think the real value is connecting different tools together. even simple automations can save a lot of time once you have them running reliably.
 
python is probably the most useful part of this whole stack. once you start connecting scripts and APIs you can automate a surprising amount of repetitive work.
 
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