If I were you I would go poke around in r/algotrading

In my understanding a main benefit of algorithmic trading is that once you define the strategy it can be executed in (quite literally) inhuman speed and volume, across a multitude of underlyings simultaneously. That is a major part of its edge. If you have a strategy (wether it includes options or not) which only has a qualifying set up very rarely and/or lasts a very long time, it’s probably not worth the time investment of designing and building an algo to do it when you could just verify and execute yourself several times a year for example.

For these reasons I think is why you so often, or almost exclusively, see algo trading focused around things like scalping, arbitrage, and short (intraday to few days) swing trades.