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jdpro is a dockerized automation bot and scheduled task runner designed to automate reward collection and the conversion of expiring digital assets. It operates as a set of scripts deployed via containers to ensure consistent installation and execution across different hosts.
The main features of 6dylan6/jdpro are: Digital Asset Conversion Automation, Reward Automation Bots, Automated Asset Conversions, Reward Capture Automations, Task Automation Scripts, Task Scheduling, Task Schedulers, Scheduled Task Runners.
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