What are some of the best things you have automated using Python?
How are you using Python scripts as your personal assistant at work?
Best resources for learning basic python SCRIPTING for automation and productivity?
https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ - Basic python course that gets into many possible automations, moving files, automating downloads and more.
The module pyautogui specifically has served me well for your basic interaction with programs, can click, drag, identify if and where an image is on the screen.
https://pyautogui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ - this is the documentation for that module has proved extremely useful in learning how to use it.
More on reddit.comHow do you use Python to automate something in your daily life?
I was homeschooled online in high school and I didn't really wanna watch the religious videos so I made a bot that skipped through them all for me.
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My friend and I are basically building this community-driven Large Action Model that's designed to take actions on user’s behalf using natural language prompts. Users can integrate their own custom actions, written in Python, to suit their specific needs, and the LAM can then layer multiple actions to perform more complex tasks. When you create these actions or functions, it contributes to the overall capabilities of the LAM, and everyone can now invoke the same action. For now, it uses Python 3 (Version 3.11), and the environment includes the following packages: BeautifulSoup, urllib3, requests, pyyaml.
I'm super interested in knowing what cool/useful python scripts you guys made to automate anything personal or business related. I'm looking for ideas that I can potentially integrate into the LAM, increasing its capabilities for everyone to use and benefit from :)