u/Cicada-One

I have been developing web applications since 2018, I had a solid run of projects through 2025 then things dried up earlier this year so here I am. I build web applications and backend systems for clients remotely. I work on Web portals, blogs, and business websites, automation scripts and bots, admin dashboards,technical documentation, manuals, and guides I have live production projects with real metrics I can share, resume too. I am also open to outsourcing arrangements and working with agencies or individuals who have pending projects and they seeking an extra professional hand at it.

I have been developing web applications since 2018, I had a solid run of projects through 2025 then things dried up earlier this year so here I am. I build web applications and backend systems for clients remotely. I work on Web portals, blogs, and business websites, automation scripts and bots, admin dashboards,technical documentation, manuals, and guides I have live production projects with real metrics I can share, resume too. I am also open to outsourcing arrangements and working with agencies or individuals who have pending projects and they seeking an extra professional hand at it.

Six months ago I was writing every blog post manually. Now I do not write any of them because I built a system that does the everything for me.

Here is what I built: a Django app with five Claude-powered pipelines running on Railway. It monitors YouTube channels daily, pulls transcripts, and rewrites them in my writing voice using the Anthropic API. It also generates SEO metadata automatically, scans Reddit for engagement opportunities every four hours, and classifies every incoming comment so I know which ones are worth replying to.

It has generated 360 draft posts so far. I review, approve, and publish. Nothing goes live without my eyes on it but the automation means I always have something ready to review.

What makes this interesting as a marketing tool is the Reddit monitor. It flags threads in your niche where people are already asking questions your blog answers. You do not chase traffic, you show up where it already exists.

The system is built to adapt to any niche. You point it at your YouTube channels and subreddits, update the config file, and it runs. The full setup guide walks through every step including how to swap it into a finance blog, a SaaS blog, a fitness blog, whatever fits your audience.

Running cost is roughly $10 to $23 per month total between Railway and the Claude API.

I am packaging the full source code plus the deployment guide as a Gumroad product at $99. It includes all five management commands, the Claude prompts, the niche config file, and step-by-step Railway setup instructions. If you need the documentation adapted to a specific niche, reach out and we can sort that out.

The live system is running at machiavellimind.com if you want to see what it produces.