This change introduces a small automation script that calls the PythonAnywhere API to reload the deployed web app and appends the result to a log file for visibility. It looks like the goal is to replace a manual “keep it running” step with a scheduled task, reducing the chance that the site quietly goes stale or needs hands-on maintenance. The Flask app itself is unchanged functionally; the main impact is operational reliability for the existing deployment. In practice, the site should stay up with less babysitting.