AUTOMATION / SYSTEMS / WORKFLOWS
Mahmoud Yasser Sallam
Python Automation & Workflow Developer
I turn repetitive browser work, scattered tools, and manual handoffs into systems with less friction.
CASE / 001
Multi-Account Appointment Monitoring & Automation System
A delivered Windows 10/11 automation system controlled from Telegram, coordinating five isolated Edge sessions while keeping verification and payment human-controlled.
Five isolated sessions, reconstructed from the real control flow.
The designed view explains the architecture; the original Telegram capture remains one click away.
Configure → monitor → match → recover.
No matching appointment found yet. Monitoring continues on the configured cadence.
Automation stops where trust controls begin.
CAPTCHA, Cloudflare, security verification, and payment remain human-controlled. The system pauses, then resumes after the operator completes the required step.
SYSTEM / 002
From signal to action.
Not every automation needs an application. Sometimes the right pipeline is the product.
Gmail → Telegram
A lightweight notification workflow that moves incoming email details into Telegram for faster monitoring.
CAPABILITY / INDEX
What should disappear from your day?
Bring the repetitive part. The output can be a script, a browser workflow, an integration, or simply a cleaner digital process.
TRAJECTORY / NOT TITLE
Still learning. Already shipping.
Mahmoud is an Electronic Engineering student at Menoufia University, focused increasingly on computer science, automation, and AI. The pattern is simple: learn by building, then make the next system more deliberate than the last.
NASA Space Apps
Team project under a one-day international challenge.
Menoufia + Rally Society
Electronic Engineering, team coordination, events, and Best OC Member recognition.
Automation systems
Delivered and tested browser automation, workflow experiments, and deeper technical learning.
PROOF / LEARNING
Credentials are context. The work is the proof.
OPEN CHANNEL / 01
Send me the repetitive part.
If a browser task, workflow, data handoff, or digital process keeps stealing time, describe the friction. We can decide what deserves automation and what should stay human.