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Xoka12783y@alexbrooklyn Nope
@iiii yeah, the current app that I'm using, that kind of works like a step recorder but also has some features like where to click using a portion of image. But I wanna go beyond -
Prutser2223yWhich tasks do you want to automise?
That can be relevant to the answer you’re looking for:) -
You want a robot that does your job for you without actually making a robot that does your job for you
You must be a manager! -
There are some companies that have already raised their series A funding looking to market a program that does exactly that.
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salshamz82y@Xoka hey bro I thinks you should use pyautogui because in my opinion this is the best to automate things
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I want to automate some tasks in my PC. But usually when I try to automate something, I have to show the bot exactly step by step, how to do it. Like click on something that looks like this then write something here and so on.
But I want to make a bot, that will learn from my usage replicate the behavior, even if any step gets missed in the middle.
So my question is: to achieve this, which programming language and framework/library should I use?
Thanks
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