A personal automation that stores finished videos in its owner's Google Drive.
8bit recaps drive is the Google Drive component of a personal, single-user project that produces short 8-bit-styled American football recap videos and publishes them to the operator's own social accounts.
When a video finishes rendering, the application uploads that video file to a folder it created in the operator's Google Drive, and it writes two small plain-text status files into the same folder: a run report and a music-library listing. It also reads one small configuration file from that folder so the operator can pause or steer the automation without editing code.
That is the entire extent of its Drive activity. It uses the
drive.file scope, which limits it to files it created itself. It
cannot see, open, or modify any other file in the operator's Drive.
One person: the project's owner and operator. It is not a product, it is not distributed, and there are no other users.