02 / EXPERIENCE 2025–2026 · Commercial Software / Integrations

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Commercial Automation & Integration Platform

Product Delivery / Integration Operations / Customer Lifecycle / AI-Assisted Development

REQ BUILD QA REL 02

50+ PAID COMMERCIAL CLIENTS

~50 MODULES

12 MO ACTIVE COMMERCIAL SUPPORT

00 SUMMARY

A commercially operated modular automation platform connecting community workflows with game infrastructure, databases, identity systems, payment services and external APIs.

01 OVERVIEW

The product evolved into nearly 50 modules and served 50+ paid commercial clients with ≈12 months active support and commissioned development.

02 OPERATIONAL CONTEXT

Clients required repeatable integrations, configuration, troubleshooting and commissioned functionality across heterogeneous external systems.

03 MY OWNERSHIP

Onboarding, configuration, troubleshooting, ticket handling, production fixes, compatibility updates and individually commissioned features. Client requests were evaluated for reuse so one-off requirements could evolve into product-level improvements.

04 DELIVERY METHODOLOGY

Programming implementation was performed through an AI-assisted development workflow. Product requirements, functional scope, UX decisions, acceptance criteria, manual testing, regression control, deployment and final release validation remained under direct personal ownership.

05 SYSTEM / PRODUCT DESIGN

Independent modules, multiple connection strategies, configuration over code changes, reusable identity and auditability. Integration scope included Steam, FACEIT, MySQL, REST APIs, RCON, A2S, webhooks, payment services, administration systems, vouchers, analytics and AI-assisted support.

06 VALIDATION / QA

Every significant change was manually validated in the target workflow, with production fixes and compatibility updates checked before release.

07 RESULT

A sustained paid software operation rather than a single release or one-time deployment.

08 VERIFICATION

Public development history/thread; 45+ publicly documented modules; anonymized paid order/client history; support/ticket examples; demo of integrations and workflows.

09 TECHNOLOGIES USED

Python Disnake MySQL REST APIs Steam FACEIT RCON A2S Webhooks Payment Services

Technologies are listed as part of the delivered system and are not used as a personal developer title.

10 / HR & BUSINESS VALUE

A commercial software lifecycle measured through clients, modules and support.

CUSTOMER / COMMERCIAL IMPACT

Software that stayed in production.

Served more than 50 paid commercial clients over the product lifecycle with approximately 12 months of active ticket-based support.
Handled onboarding, configuration, troubleshooting, production fixes, compatibility updates and individually commissioned paid functionality.
Converted recurring client problems into reusable modules, more autonomous configuration and stronger validation instead of maintaining isolated one-off fixes.
Supported customer environments with different databases, game servers, permissions, identity mappings and integration constraints.

Public development history →

INTEGRATION / ENGINEERING DEPTH

More than a Discord bot.

≈50 modular workflows built with Python, Disnake and asyncio for interactive UI, background jobs and asynchronous external calls.
Integrated Steam and FACEIT identity, SteamID normalization, MySQL and local persistence, RCON/A2S, REST APIs, webhooks and custom server bridges.
Included payment integration for transaction detection, validation, balance or entitlement updates, notifications and operational logging.
Added an English-language AI RAG FAQ knowledge base grounded in project documentation for repetitive support questions.
Improved reliability through memory-leak fixes, monitoring optimization, restart and duplicate-interaction handling, resource monitoring and selective persistence redesign.

The public development history documents 45+ modules; later work also included customer-specific and reusable functionality.