I gathered top automation function that I use daily into an open source project
share.streamlit.ioAs I was working daily on my AI projects, I have collected few automation function in python that I find helpful. An idea came to mind, that if I could make an open source project that gather all of these python hacks into one, and crowdsource from others. I believe in the long term will be great for the whole ecosystem.
So here it is, the very first foundation of the project. Current I gathered the top 15 functions, with all source code available to try.
Hope it may be helpful for building your app.
Features:
Background Remover: Automatically removes backgrounds from images.
QR Code Creator: Easily generates QR codes from URLs.
Fake Data Generator: Creates realistic dummy data for testing.
URL Shortener: Simplifies long URLs into concise ones.
YouTube Downloader: Downloads YouTube videos or audio files.
Bulk Email Sender: Sends emails in bulk with ease.
Image Scraper: Fetches and displays images from the web.
Audiobook Maker: Converts PDFs into audiobooks.
Code Analyzer: Evaluates Python code using Pylint and Flake8.
Resource Monitor: Keeps an eye on your system's resources.
Clipboard Tracker: Logs all texts copied to your clipboard.
Spell Checker: Corrects spelling and grammar errors.
Link Verifier: Checks the connectivity of multiple URLs.
News Reader: Reads out loud trending news headlines.
Article Summarizer: Condenses lengthy articles into summaries.
… and many more!
Try it out at: https://autopilot.streamlit.app/
The Repo: https://github.com/Ai-Quill/automated
Contribute: *I would love community contributions! Fork the repo, suggest new scripts, or improve existing ones.
More Info: Check out our GitHub repo for detailed instructions, features, and more!
This is a cool idea for a website/repo for boilerplate scripts. I’ve used LLMs for boilerplate scripts and it’s saved me so much time, but sometimes required more effort (to edit, correct, etc) than I expected. Boilerplate code for the same scripts in multiple languages would be incredibly helpful.
yep, I thought so too. Many of the functions run well but not yet required AI, and if there is a centralized hub for it, it will help a lot people.