#7dayAISChallenge - Day 4
Just deployed my first Trigger.dev automation ๐ Iโve already been running small automations from my Raspberry Pi, which has been great for personal/local workflows. For PropTechPA, Iโm starting to move toward a setup that can scale better: cloud runs, retries, logs, safer deploys, and easier monitoring. What I deployed: a PropTechPA Lead Scout project with a scheduled lead-scout task plus a production pipeline health check. What it does: The lead-scout workflow is built to search for Panama residencials /property-administration leads, deduplicate URLs, and append the best new candidates into a Google Sheet for sales follow-up. I ran `proptechpa-lead-pipeline-health-check`, a lightweight task in the same deployed project that confirms the production pipeline can execute successfully before touching live sales data. One thing that broke / changed: Local Raspberry Pi automation is simpler because env files and execution live on one box. In Trigger.dev, production config is separate, so the Google Sheets/SerpAPI credentials need to be added in the Trigger.dev dashboard too. Claude Code helped me separate the production health check from the real scheduled workflow, so I could verify deployment safely and set things up for scaling.