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Templates are prepared graph versions with configurable variables. Use one when it already matches most of your trigger and action flow.
Create graph dialog with template categories and exposed variable fields

Templates are organized by category and expose only the values intended for setup.

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Choose A Template

1

Open Create

Open Scrapist, then choose Create.
2

Browse templates

Select More templates, then choose a folder. Templates in that folder appear in the main panel.
3

Select the closest workflow

Read the template name and description. Choose one that matches the event source and main outcome you need.
4

Configure exposed variables

Enter the watched accounts and other required settings. Review wallet, amount, filter, platform, and launch fields carefully.
5

Choose an operational cap

Enable Stop after first launch when the automation should deactivate after one successful launch.
6

Create the automation

Submit the form to create the graph and activate its first instance.
Template-based creation activates the automation. Confirm its watched accounts, wallets, amounts, launchpad, and stop behavior before submitting.

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Understand Template Variables

A template can expose settings such as:
  • Watched authors and supported post types.
  • Keywords, reply filters, and address-selection rules.
  • Wallets, buy amounts, tips, gas, and bundle settings.
  • Coin name, ticker, image, and website overrides.
  • Launchpad-specific settings such as Pump.fun fee sharing or cashback.
The values you enter become defaults for the created graph version. Its initial instance reads those defaults because it targets that version; it does not receive a separate per-instance copy. Variables not exposed during creation keep the template’s prepared defaults.

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Adjust An Existing Template Graph

Open Scrapist, choose Manage, find the graph, and open it. You can edit the graph version’s exposed variable defaults while the version is not locked by an active instance. For full changes, open the graph editor. Create a new version before changing the canvas so the current version remains available.

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Apply A Template Update

When a newer published template version is available, Details > Template sync shows an update. Migrating:
  • Creates a new graph version based on the latest template release.
  • Preserves exposed variable values when their names still match.
  • Removes variables deleted by the template.
  • Uses template defaults for newly added variables.
  • Keeps your current graph version available.
  • Immediately repoints every existing instance to the new graph version, including active instances.
Template migration assumes the cloned graph has not been manually reworked. If you customized its structure, compare the new template separately or ask Scrapestein to apply the desired changes to your current graph.
Template migration is not a stage-and-review operation: it repoints instances as part of the migration. Review the template changes first, and deactivate live instances before migrating when you need to inspect and test the new version before it runs live.
Next: Build on the graph canvas or improve the graph with Scrapestein.