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Automation graphs are LaunchBlitz workflows that can respond to incoming events, apply rules, and run actions such as notifying you or launching a token. A graph describes what should happen. An instance is what makes a graph run.

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Choose The Right Automation Area

Open Scrapist to work with automation.
AreaUse it for
CreateCreate graphs, review existing graphs, open the graph editor, and manage graph instances.
BotsCreate and manage always-on bots such as Volume Bot, Flywheel, and Pinned Deploy.
MonitorReview graph runs, event outcomes, credit usage, launches, and failures.
Use graphs when you need a visual workflow with triggers, rules, and actions. Use bots when you need one of the built-in always-on automation tools.

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Create Graphs

Use Create when you want to build a graph that can react to tweets and run a workflow. You can start from a guided option, use an existing template, or create an empty graph for a custom setup.
Starting pointUse it when
Hardcoded AutodeployYou want fixed authors and launch rules for matching tweets.
AutodeployYou want a guided tweet-to-launch workflow with configurable variables.
Interaction SniperYou want an automation that reacts to selected interaction patterns.
TemplateYou want to clone a prepared graph and fill in exposed variables.
Blank graphYou want to build the workflow yourself in the graph editor.
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Open Create

Open Scrapist, then choose Create.
2

Choose a starting point

Select a guided option, template, or blank graph based on the workflow you want to build.
3

Name the graph

Use a name that describes the trigger, source, or launch behavior so the graph is easy to find later.
4

Complete the settings

Fill in the fields shown for the selected starter or template. These may include authors, launch rules, wallet choices, buy amounts, or exposed variables.
5

Choose whether to activate it

If the page offers create-and-activate, use it only when the graph is ready to run. Leave it off when you want to inspect or edit the graph first.
6

Create the graph

Click Create graph after reviewing the graph name, authors, variables, wallets, amounts, and launch settings.
Activated launch automations can move funds or create tokens based on their settings. Review the graph, wallet, buy amount, launch platform, and limits before letting it run live.

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Manage Existing Graphs

Existing graphs appear in Create below the graph creation tools.
ActionUse it when
Expand a graphReview and manage the graph’s instances.
Open editorEdit the visual workflow on the graph canvas.
Edit variablesAdjust exposed version-level defaults before active instances use them.
UpdateApply a newer template version when a template update is available.
Delete graphRemove a graph you no longer need. Graphs with run history may be archived instead.

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Build In The Graph Editor

The graph editor is the visual workspace for custom workflows. Use the canvas to connect nodes, and use the sidebar to configure the selected graph, node, tests, variables, and instances. Most graphs are built from these parts:
PartWhat it does
Event nodesStart the workflow, such as when a watched account posts.
Data nodesPull useful values from the event or store fixed values.
Logic nodesFilter, branch, or compare values before continuing.
Action nodesPerform the outcome, such as launching, notifying, or waiting.
AI nodesGenerate or transform text for the workflow.
Use Tests to simulate events before relying on a graph in live automation.

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Run A Graph

Graphs do not run just because they exist. Create and activate an instance when you want a graph version to respond to matching events. Use Manage instances to create instances, activate or deactivate them, set limits, and open Monitor for run activity. Use Manage bots for built-in always-on automation tools that are not graph instances.