/r/Automate
A place for the discussion of automation, additive manufacturing, robotics, AI, and all the other tools we've created to enable a global paradise free of menial labor. All can share in our achievements in a world where food is produced, water is purified, and housing is constructed by machines.
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A place for the discussion of automation, additive manufacturing, robotics, AI, and all the other tools we've created to enable a global paradise free of menial labor. All can share in our achievements in a world where food is produced, water is purified, and housing is constructed by machines.
Once, a long time ago, a shovel was a marvel of modern technology. Today, a shovel is $3.99 at the hardware store. Who says the same won't happen with robotics ?
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Hello, I operate a land surveying firm and we spend a very large part of our day conducting research of deeds for properties and adjacent properties we are surveying. Our online deed database requires a login. It is a search based system and you have to enter in fields such as Last Name, First Name, Middle Name, Address, Community, Date, etc.. then press search. Results are listed 10 on a page and it only shows 1000 results or less. If there are more than 1000 results, it won't show any and tells you to specify more criteria to narrow your search. The list of 10 results per page contains information that I'd like extracted such as Party To, Party From, Date Registered, Document Type, Reference Number, etc..
The problem is that each one of these entries/deeds also contains a PDF which would be really nice to download and name after some of these values, however, the problem is that you need to click on the individual result (of the 10 on a page), which opens a seperate window and you have to click a button to download the PDF.
Ideally, I'd like a solution that is a chrome extension and when I have the fields entered that I want and all the results are shown, you just click a button and it extracts all the details and clicks the next page and continues onwards until allr results are extracted. It would be ideal if it could also click each result and download the PDF for each. Each window that is opened (to download a PDF) needs to be closed before the next can be opened.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
I’ve been using Galileo FX for automated trading, and it’s been a game-changer for my trading routine. I wanted to share my experience here with fellow automation fans who might be looking to optimize their trading strategies.
Galileo FX is an algorithmic trading bot that works with platforms like MetaTrader 4 and 5. It lets you set up customized strategies with rules like stop loss, take profit, and trade limits, so the bot handles all the decision-making. This has been a huge time-saver since I don’t have to constantly monitor the markets or make split-second decisions based on emotions.
The setup process was smooth, and I was able to configure it to match my risk tolerance and trading goals. Plus, it trades 24/7, so I’m not limited by time zones or market hours, especially when dealing with forex and crypto.
Anyone else here use automation for trading? Would love to hear how you’re incorporating automation into your strategies!
Hello, I’m Brian, a high school student in San Diego. I was thrilled to announce the first LLM-based sustainability assistant, Clim8Assist.
This video can give you a good introduction to the tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKHt8YqZOg
I made this tool since it’s oftentimes hard to identify what products and things are truly eco-friendly in our everyday lives. With countless factors at play and Google not giving a definitive answer, making the best choices for the environment can be daunting, especially if you’re new to sustainability or not an environmental scientist.
Clim8Assist addresses this by providing accurate and rapid responses with clear, actionable recommendations. More specifically, it can tell you which of two products or companies is more sustainable, with high accuracy, in under 15 seconds.
When benchmarked against other leading models:
NOTE: ClimAssist utilizes OpenAI’s GPT-4 Turbo model and Pickaxe’s web browsing capabilities.
Results:
My goal with Clim8Assist to spread accessibility to informed choices so everyone, no matter what your knowledge of climate science, can buy, do, and think more sustainably.
BEST PART?: It's free to use at https://clim8assist.com.
I'm currently looking for feedback and collaboration opportunities so feel free to DM me or reach my email: clim8assist@gmail.com.
Let’s make sustainable choices the easy choice!
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Payments accepted:
Feedback: FEEDBACK POST
Get a 1-Year LinkedIn Career Premium subscription for $49 (normally $240).
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Works globally, with payments accepted via PayPal for buyer protection.
Hello Everyone! 👋
I’ve developed a web application that brings together the analysis tools I need while trading crypto. My goal is to make things easier both for myself and for those who engage in technical analysis like me. Currently, it works exclusively with Binance Futures data. Here are some of the features the application offers:
🔹 Automatically Identifies Support and Resistance Zones: Spotting critical levels on charts has never been easier. This way, you can make quick decisions without missing opportunities.
🐋 Whale Movement: Track the actions of big players to better understand market dynamics.
📊 Long/Short Trend: Shows the tendencies of people in long and short positions. This data provides clues about the market’s overall direction.
📈 Open Interest Trend: Monitor futures trading volumes to gauge market activity.
🕯️ Candlestick Patterns and Indicators: Automatically detects candlestick patterns and technical indicators. It makes chart analysis faster and more practical.
I’d like to be transparent: the app is currently in beta, so there might be some bugs. If you encounter any issues while using it, just reach out to me. I’m constantly fixing bugs and adding new features. I already have a few more updates lined up and plan to release them as soon as possible. 😊
Your feedback is incredibly valuable to me! The more people use and provide feedback, the more robust the app will become.
Is there a way to automate payments based on customized demands
Let's say
A needs to be paid $5 cashback
B needs to be paid $2 cashback
C needs to be paid $4 cashback
D needs to be paid $1 cashback
How can the payments be programmed to be paid based on specific criterias
I am looking for an ai agent on my team that can email other companies to ask for quotes. Is this possible?
can't it be faster/cheaper on an assembly line..instead of using for ex a 40 thousand dollar ABB (other company?) robot arm?
Hi everyone, I wanted to share my experience with Galileo FX, an automated trading bot that I’ve been using for the past few months. I’ve been involved in both crypto and forex trading for a while, but managing everything manually was becoming overwhelming, especially with the volatile nature of the markets.
Since I started using Galileo FX, it’s made a significant difference. The bot automates trades based on custom parameters I set, which saves me hours of analysis and execution. It handles everything from buying and selling to managing stop-loss and take-profit levels. The flexibility to adjust risk settings has been particularly helpful in protecting my investments.
I still keep an eye on things from time to time, but the bot takes care of the heavy lifting, which has freed up so much of my time. It’s been a great addition to my trading strategy, and I’m seeing consistent, positive results.
Has anyone else used an automated trading tool for crypto or forex? I’d love to hear your thoughts on automation in trading!
I’ve set up a server where we can share prompts, AI-generated images, and have meaningful discussions about all things AI. We’ve also got some cool deals on tools and subscriptions if you’re interested.
If that sounds like your vibe, come hang out!
Join here 👉 https://discord.gg/h2HUMpKxhn
This includes access to advanced models like:
Works globally and payments are accepted via PayPal for buyer protection.
Vouch from Buyers, Feedback 2, Feedback 3, Feedback 4, Feedback 5
Hello everyone, I hope I've come to the right place in the forum with my question.
Initial situation: My grandma likes to watch a certain series on linear television. She told me that the series is no longer on and that there are no reruns.
Idea: She can switch on the TV herself, switching from TV to HDMI (Fire TV Stick) will also work manually with instructions. The difficulty is navigating in Fire tv and netflix. I would like to write automations that trigger the voice command through a programmable switchboard: "play episode 1 of season 1 of series XY on Netflix" or: "continue series XY on Nerflix"
Do you know any apps that can solve this or do you have any other ideas?
Thanks a lot!
My scenario is that I have a large 'sent items' on an IMAP mailbox with lots of customer queries answered - and customers often ask very similar questions.
Is there anything out there that can reference my IMAP account and propose answers to inquiries from customers, to save some manual effort?
Everything I see either doesn't solve for that specific use case and/or requires my email to be in the cloud, like outlook.com or gmail.
Can I use Tasker to run the flows? If so, how? I’m trying to run it via Send Intent with the URI, but it’s not working. Is there a way to do this? Thanks!"
I wanted to share my experience using Galileo FX, an automated trading tool I’ve been experimenting with for a few months. I’ve always been fascinated by automation and decided to try it in trading to see how much manual work I could cut out.
Setting it up was surprisingly straightforward. It integrates with MetaTrader (MT4/MT5), and the pre-configured settings made it easy to get started. What I love most is how customizable it is—things like stop losses, trailing stops, and even risk limits are all adjustable. Once set, it handles trades 24/7 without any input from me.
I’ve mostly used it to automate forex and crypto trades, and while it’s not perfect (nothing is), it’s been great for simplifying the trading process and saving time.
Curious if anyone else here has used Galileo FX or other trading automation tools. What’s been your experience? Any advice for optimizing automated workflows?
why you ask? because missing a snap is apparently the end of the world , so i solved this issue by building a bot , the bot can be attached to a quotes api or any other api to send random text , the demo attached is integrated with AI for fun , if you have any questions or want to automate something cool , dm me your project ideas
Yooo, need to share one more story
this crazy story about my weekend project that went completely sideways 😅
So my friend was complaining about being forever alone (classic dev moment), and I was like "bro, let me help you with my dev magic".
Started building a simple Tinder bot but things got... interesting.
What it ended up doing: Creates accounts that look 100% human Swipes based on actual preferences (not just right on everything like those trash bots) Changes locations (this is where the country ban story comes in lol) Even writes custom bios that don't sound like AI garbage
The results were wild af: Friend got 10x more matches Bot learned to avoid red flags automatically Somehow worked better than manual swiping Accidentally got flagged in 3 countries (sorry Norway, Finland and Denmark 💀)
Best part? My friend actually met his now-wife through one of the bot-managed convos. They're married now and she still doesnt know their first interaction was partially automated LMAO
Tech stack: Built with Appium (iOS & Android) Added human behavior modeling (no more bot detection) GPS spoofing (thats what got me in trouble) Multi-threading cause why not Works on older iPhones (saved money on testing)
Funiest moment: Bot detected another bot and they got stuck in an infinite conversation loop. Had to manually stop them from planning a wedding 😭
if anyone might be interested I'll share the code with them in DM, if anyone wants to find "love" 😅
Guys, I can't DM for 1 week, my reddit account got banned for some stupid reason 🫠 I'll share a code to everyone, who wrote 🙏
Just automated the thing that's been killing my productivity for months, thought you guys might appreciate this 👀
You know that feeling when you're deep in code and suddenly get bombarded with 20+ PRs to review, each needing documentation updates? Yeah, that was my every Monday morning nightmare.
Spent last weekend building an AI assistant that:
Checks PR quality before it hits my inbox Auto-generates documentation updates Flags potential issues in the code Updates our API docs Sends actually helpful feedback to junior devs
The results are pretty sweet:
PR review time: 45 mins → 12 mins Documentation is actually up to date (shocking, I know) Junior devs get feedback faster I can finally focus on actual coding My coffee is hot again (because I can drink it before it gets cold)
Favorite moment: One of our juniors asked who the really detailed senior dev was that kept helping them. It was the AI all along lol
Stack I used: GPT4o for code review LangGraph for workflow MemGPT for context Pinecone for storing best practices GitHub API integration
Honestly sharing because I'm curious if anyone else automated their review process. Got some ideas for v2 but would love to hear what other devs are doing
Hi Everyone!!
Previously i post about my open-source project in Open-Source All-in-One Automation Tool To Do Keyboard Remapper with Profiles, Auto Clicker, Screen Clicker, Automatic Multiple Files Opener, And More In A Single App.
Now i have update it with another useful feature which is an ability to do auto clicker, keyboard remapper, screen clicker, automatic multiple files opener, and more on specific device. That mean, the script will only work on that specific device.
If you have any suggestion, opinion or feedback, i would be very happy to take it. Thank you!!
Here Is How Assign Keyboard And Mouse Using VID And PID Work :
To be able to do that, i use AutoHotkey wrapper named AutoHotkey Interception by evilC). AutoHotkey Interception work using Interception driver by oblitum so to be able to make it work you need to install Interception driver first for how to do it, visit AutoHotkey Interception, Install the Interception driver.
To use this feature, you just need to select your device then click on "Select" Button, it will automatically take the device type, VID and PID/Handle then pass it to "Device ID" entry. After that, you can freely add your script or keyboard remap and finish it, then it's done. After setting up your device id and remap or script, you have a profile that work on specific device. If you are unsure which one is your device ID, you can use AutoHotkey Interception built in monitor with clicking "Open AHI Monitor To Test Device" button and it will automatically open monitor.ahk.
The conclusion is, to assign your remap or script to specific device, you just need to select your device in the "Select Device" button.
If You are interested in it, feel free to visit my open-source GitHub repository at : https://github.com/Fajar-RahmadJaya/KeyTik
Here Is Some Of It's Preview :
I have a tedious mundane Excel work which involves mass uploading student and staff photos. I have to prepare data mapping files and ZIP files of the photo files. The data mapping files specifies which photo file name is associated to which StudentID or StaffID values in the database. All the steps below I ahve been doing manually and I have to do this about 100 times or more already which is super tedious.
I would like to have the alfredcam acivate when i leave my house and turn off when I enter.
Currently using an old phone. Needs to be free Only records upon motion Not precious about the apps used
So, I’ve been diving into Galileo FX for a bit now, and I’ve gotta say—there’s something about it that just clicks. But here’s the thing no one seems to talk about: it’s not just about the bot itself. It’s about you and how you use it.
At first, I thought it’d be like flipping a magic switch and watching the profits roll in (who wouldn’t want that, right?). But the truth is, it’s more like a tool—a really powerful one—that needs some effort on your part to really shine. Like, you can’t just install it, pick a random setting, and expect miracles. Trust me, I tried.
What I’ve found is that Galileo FX works best when you actually play around with the settings and figure out what fits your style. For me, I started with the slower, more conservative strategies while I learned how it ticks. Once I got the hang of it, I tested out a few aggressive setups on forex pairs, and wow… the potential is real. But it’s definitely a “learn as you go” process.
One thing I love? It doesn’t make you feel out of control. Like, I can set Stop Losses, tweak the Consecutive Signals, and even limit the max trades if I’m feeling cautious. It’s like having guardrails that keep you from making the big, dumb mistakes we’ve all made (no shame).
But here’s my question: has anyone else noticed how much of a difference the market type makes? I swear, what works for forex doesn’t seem to hit the same with crypto or gold. Is it just me, or does it really shine more in one market over another? And how do you know when to switch things up?
Would love to hear how you’ve been using it. What settings are you running? Have you found that “sweet spot” yet, or are you still experimenting like me? Let’s hear it—what’s the truth about Galileo FX that no one else is admitting?