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Automation graphs are event-driven LaunchBlitz workflows. A graph describes the trigger, decisions, and actions. A saved graph version is editable; an active instance runs one exact version.

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Choose The Right Scrapist Area

Open Scrapist to work with automations.
Use a graph when you need a custom trigger, filtering, branching, or more than one action. Use Bots for a supported ready-made routine that does not need a graph canvas.

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Create A Graph

1

Open Create

Open Scrapist, then choose Create.
2

Choose a starting point

Select Autodeploy, Interaction Sniper, a template under More templates, or Blank graph.
3

Review the settings

Confirm the watched accounts, filters, wallets, amounts, launch options, and exposed variables shown for your selection.
4

Create the automation

Template-based and guided automations are created with an active instance. A blank graph is created without an instance so you can build and test it first.
Guided and template-based creation can activate the automation immediately. Verify every launch and wallet setting before submitting the form.

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Build Or Improve A Custom Workflow

Open a graph from Manage to enter the full editor. The resource selector in the upper-left lets you move between the main graph and its reusable functions. The right sidebar contains: The sidebar edge is draggable, so you can widen it for tests or longer Scrapestein conversations. The canvas remains visible while you move among resources and sidebar tabs, so you can inspect the graph alongside its configuration and results.

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Activate A Tested Version

A graph does not react to live events until one of its versions has an active instance. Before activation:
  1. Save the graph.
  2. Compile it successfully after the most recent edit.
  3. Run its tests and inspect any expected side-effect failures.
  4. Under Build, review the graph version’s variable defaults.
  5. Open Instances and review the deploy cap, cooldown, and credit limit.
  6. Activate the instance.
An active version is locked against edits. Deactivate it before changing the canvas, variables, or metadata. Use Manage instances for instance controls and Scrapist for the complete graph-building guide.