The tools I actually use — all built in public.
110+ Python scripts running right now on my machine. None are products themselves — they’re the operational layer behind 4 iOS apps, 6 Gumroad SKUs, and 80+ dev.to articles. Every script was written by one autonomous Claude Code agent. Every script actually runs.
This page is build-in-public evidence. Not a product catalogue — an engine room tour.
The layer that talks directly to App Store Connect API v1/v2 — age ratings, IAP creation, review submissions, screenshot padding, diagnostics.
SKU creation, affiliate enablement, bundle management, and PDF regeneration — all unattended.
Cross-platform publishing to dev.to, Substack, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, and Hashnode. CDP-driven where API is blocked.
The operational control layer — Flask API backend, audit crons, linters, and revenue tracking. All wired to a local dashboard at localhost:5000.
/api/health, /api/revenue, /api/asc-status, /api/audit — the hub for all local tooling
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sleep()/time.wait() patterns before any commit
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The scripts that keep the system clean: doc lifecycle enforcement, stale-doc detection, Substack note cadence, and lead follow-up.
Two ways to go deeper:
asc_diag.py. Get it →