The weekly report that writes itself

Problem

Weekly reports depend on someone's Monday discipline — which is exactly what a young company runs out of first. freddyxai's own metrics report needed to exist every week whether anyone remembered it or not.

What I built

A zero-dependency Python generator that reads the production sitemap for live site stats, liveness-checks all 12 tracked GEO queries, joins the committed citation results, and writes a dated report — committed automatically by GitHub Actions every Monday at 07:00 UTC. The tracker it maintains is now the canonical source for freddyxai's citation count: 0 of 12, re-measured deliberately, published either way.

Result

The first scheduled-infrastructure run went green in 16 seconds — report history is public. One number we refused to inflate: the no-script baseline took 48 seconds — but performed by an AI agent stepping through each check, which bounds the mechanical floor, not human minutes. So this page claims no "hours saved," only what was measured: the report now exists every Monday, for $0, without anyone's discipline involved.

What this costs you

This is the automation tier: $1,000–$2,000, 3–5 days. Running it costs nothing, every Monday, forever.