Automated Scheduling and Briefing System Enhancement
- Day: 2024-12-17
- Time: 19:50 to 21:15
- Project: Dev
- Workspace: WP 2: Operational
- Status: Completed
- Priority: MEDIUM
- Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
- Tags: Automation, Scheduling, Python, Systemd, GPT-4
Description
Session Goal
The primary aim of this session was to enhance the automation of task scheduling and briefing generation using Python scripts, cron jobs, and systemd services.
Key Activities
- Scheduled Python Script with Cron: Detailed instructions were provided to schedule a Python script to run every 10 minutes using cron jobs.
- Standalone Python Script for Job Opportunities: Developed a Python script to process job opportunities from MongoDB and insert them into Google Sheets.
- Updated Scheduler Script: Enhanced the
scheduler.pyscript to include a new job triggering thejobs_to_google_sheet.pyscript every hour usingapscheduler. - Systemd Service Setup: Configured
scheduler.pyto run at system startup using systemd, including service file creation and log monitoring. - Reloading Systemd Service: Outlined steps to reload and restart the systemd service for updates to
scheduler.py. - Morning Briefing Automation Script: Developed a high-level script for automating morning briefings, integrating task fetching and GPT-based briefing generation.
- GPT-4 Briefing Function: Created a function to generate structured briefings using the GPT-4 API.
- Concise User Prompts: Updated user prompts for morning and evening briefings for clarity and conciseness.
Achievements
- Successfully scheduled and automated Python scripts using cron and systemd.
- Enhanced the
scheduler.pyscript with additional job scheduling capabilities. - Improved briefing generation with GPT-4 integration and concise user prompts.
Pending Tasks
- Further testing and validation of the new scheduling and briefing scripts in a production environment.
- Explore additional integrations and optimizations for the briefing process.
Evidence
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