codedorian is for the little programs that are too personal for generic automation.

one program checks google calendar and sends quiet reminders before an event. another notices birthdays before they arrive. others watch github checks, steam discounts, station f events, luma calendars, legal updates, school holidays, plants, recipes, podcasts, images, words, jokes, lessons, and useful facts.

each program can fetch, parse, ask ai for structured output, store what it already sent, and deliver the result where it belongs. it can create an in-app message, trigger a push notification, send an email, post to slack, or ping a heartbeat when the run is done.

the point is not to build a giant workflow. it is to give one person one useful nudge, summary, recommendation, or reminder, with enough memory to avoid repeating itself and enough code to adapt when the source is messy.

start with a form, a message, or a program. keep it small, schedule it, and let codedorian handle the recurring work.