I will write a python script to automate your repetitive task


About this gig
If you do it more than twice a week, it should be a script.
I write Python automation scripts: bulk file processing (rename, sort, convert), report generation, website monitoring with alerts, API integrations, data cleanup, scheduled jobs. Delivered tested, documented, and readable you'll understand what your own script does.
What you get:
- The script, commented, with clean error handling
- A README covering setup and usage, written for non-developers
- requirements.txt with pinned versions (installs identically on your machine)
- A TESTS file proving it actually ran, with real output
- 14 days of free bug fixes after delivery
- Scripts that run continuously (monitoring, alerts): 3 months of free hosting on my own server, optional and renewable
I run my own production automations 24/7 on self-hosted Linux, so reliability is the point: solid error handling, no fragile hacks.
What I need from you: describe the manual task step by step. The clearer the brief, the faster the delivery.
Get to know Mohamed .A
Python Automation Developer for Discord Bots and Web Scraping
- FromFrance
- Member sinceJul 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Arabic, French
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FAQ
Windows or Linux?
Both. Tell me your operating system when ordering and the script will be built and tested for it. macOS works too.
Do I need to know Python to use the script?
No. The README assumes zero Python knowledge: how to install Python, install the dependencies, configure the script, and run it — step by step, with examples.
Can you automate a website interaction (clicking, filling forms)?
Often yes, using browser automation. Message me first with the website so I can confirm it is feasible and allowed by the site's terms of service before you order.
What about tasks involving my accounts or passwords?
The script reads credentials from a local .env file on YOUR machine — I never receive or handle your passwords, tokens or API keys. You stay in full control.
What do you deliver exactly?
The commented Python script, a README written for non-developers, a requirements file with pinned versions, and a TESTS file showing the script actually ran with real output. Full source code, yours to keep.

