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infinite-press-agent

v0.1.0

Published

Local-first press opportunity scanner and pitching agent, starting with Qwoted.

Readme

Infinite Press Agent

Local-first press opportunity scanner and pitching agent, starting with Qwoted.

It uses a dedicated Chrome profile for Qwoted login state, local browser automation for scanning/submission, and a BYO codex CLI for ranking opportunities and drafting pitches. It does not require hosted model API keys.

Quick Start

npm install
cp .env.example .env
npm run qwoted:login
npm run qwoted

npm run qwoted scans immediately, submits at most one pitch, prints a short summary, then repeats every 2 hours plus 1-20 minutes of jitter.

Commands

npm run qwoted          # foreground loop: scan/apply, sleep, repeat
npm run qwoted:once     # one real scan/apply cycle
npm run qwoted:dry      # one safe dry run; never submits or spends a credit
npm run qwoted:login    # opens visible Chrome for signup/login
npm run qwoted:install  # macOS LaunchAgent background worker
npm run qwoted:status   # background worker status/log tail

Expert Profile

Configure the expert identity before real use:

QWOTED_EXPERT_NAME="Example Expert"
QWOTED_EXPERT_CONTEXT="Founder of Example Co, building B2B AI workflow tools."
QWOTED_EXPERT_CAN_PITCH="AI agents, workflow automation, B2B SaaS, marketing operations"
QWOTED_EXPERT_REJECT="medical, legal, financial, product roundups, personal anecdotes"

These can live in .env, shell profile, or the local worker config file.

Auth Model

npm run qwoted:login opens Chrome with a dedicated profile:

~/.infinite-press-agent/chrome-profile

Sign up or log in manually. Future headless runs reuse that same browser profile. The worker does not print cookies, passwords, tokens, or Qwoted session values.

Safety Model

  • Dedicated browser profile and state directory: ~/.infinite-press-agent
  • Logs and reports: ~/.infinite-press-agent/runs
  • Dry-run stops before final submit and before Qwoted's credit-spending gate.
  • Already-pitched, expired, fee-based, product roundup, personal anecdote, and licensed-expert requests are skipped before model ranking.
  • If login expires, run npm run qwoted:login again.

Development

npm test
npm run lint
npm run qwoted:dry -- --limit 3

See: