I need a small, rock-solid program that talks to a betting site through its official API and turns my stake instructions into live bets. The exact platform name will be shared once we start; for now, assume a typical REST or streaming interface with secure login and standard bet placement endpoints. Here’s the flow I’m after: the script runs continuously, reads incoming signals (JSON file, CLI argument, or lightweight webhook—whichever you feel is cleanest), checks my configurable staking rules and daily limits, and then fires the bet. If the connection drops it should reconnect automatically, write clear timestamped logs, and offer a dry-run flag so I can test without risking funds. Python or modern JavaScript (Node.js) are both fine, but the code must be modular, well commented, and easy for me to extend later. Keep dependencies sensible and move every secret into environment variables. Deliverables: • Complete, production-ready source code • Config template (.env or similar) covering credentials, limits, and timing settings • Concise README that walks me from install to placing a test bet in under ten minutes If you’ve built anything similar for Betfair, Pinnacle, William Hill, or another regulated API, please mention it and include a brief code sample or repo link so I can get a feel for your style. I’m ready to get started as soon as I find the right fit—let me know how you’d tackle this and which language you prefer.