The goal is to turn the manual “QR-code” redemption flow inside Microsoft Rewards into a fully automated back-end process. Flow to replicate 1. Authenticate to Microsoft Rewards with stored email / password. 2. Navigate to the Redeem page, choose the desired reward, and pick the “QR code” redemption option (skip the mobile-number path). 3. Capture the QR code that appears, extract the login URL it encodes, and hit that endpoint directly—no physical scan. 4. The Rewards site then shows a random six-digit code. Pass that code to the Bing app’s verification end-point so the redemption completes. 5. Return success / failure so the calling service can proceed. What I need built from scratch • A clean script, micro-service, or library—language is flexible—that carries out the entire sequence over HTTPS calls. • Handling of Microsoft’s multi-factor authentication is essential; assume it may appear at any stage. • The solution may employ any suitable public or private API; there’s no constraint as long as it’s reliable. • Well-commented code plus brief documentation describing dependencies, usage, and how to refresh tokens/cookies as they expire. • A simple demo run that shows one redemption executed end-to-end. Acceptance criteria • No manual steps: the QR image never needs to be scanned by a camera. • Redemption succeeds for at least one live account during testing. • Source code passes a quick security review (no hard-coded secrets, proper error handling). Mention of budget is not necessary; focus is on a robust, testable automation.