Automator — no-code scenarios

Automator repeats routine actions for you — open a page, click a button, type text — in one profile or in every profile of the group.

Open it with Automator on the bottom bar.

macOS

Steps

Step	What it does	What to set
Navigate	Opens an address	A URL, such as https://example.com/settings
Click	Clicks an element	The element — chosen with Pick Selector
Type	Types text into a field	The field (Pick Selector) and the text
Wait	Pauses	Seconds, from 0 to 3600
JS Code	Runs JavaScript on the page	The code

Steps run top to bottom. Drag to reorder, click the cross to remove a step.

Building a scenario

1. Open the profile and the page you’ll be working with.
2. In Automator, click Add step and pick the step type.
3. For Click and Type, click Pick Selector, then click the element on the page. Automator remembers it and shows what was picked.
4. Add the remaining steps. After actions that load a new page, add a 2–5 second Wait.
5. Click Run to test the scenario in the current profile.

Running on every profile

Run All Profiles runs the scenario in each profile of the group in turn. If something goes wrong in one profile, Automator marks the error and moves on. In Only Active mode, Automator opens profiles one at a time itself, so a run takes longer.

Stop halts the scenario at any moment.

Projects

Save project saves the scenario to a .json file; Load project loads a saved one. You can share the file with a colleague.

An Automator scenario on macOS: open the orders page, wait 3 seconds, click a button.

Windows

Steps

Step	What it does	What to set
Open	Opens an address	A URL
Click	Clicks an element or a point	The target — with Pick
Type	Types text into a field	The field (Pick) and the text. You can insert a line from a list
Wait	Pauses	Min and Max seconds — the pause is picked at random within them
Repeat	Repeats the nested steps	Repeat count and the steps inside
If	Runs the nested steps only when the condition holds	Left side, operator (=, !=, Contains, Not contains) and right side
Key	Presses a key	The key code
Value	Saves an element’s text to a variable	The element and a variable name. Use the variable name later in an If step
JS	Runs JavaScript on the page	The code
Stop	Stops the scenario in this profile	—

Drag steps to reorder; Repeat and If can hold other steps.

Pick chooses an element by clicking it on the page. To specify it precisely, click Show Selector and enter CSS or XPath.

Building a scenario

1. Open the profile and the page you’ll be working with.
2. In Automator, click Add and pick the step type.
3. For Click, Type and Value, click Pick, then click the element on the page.
4. Put a Wait between actions — say 2 to 5 seconds. A random pause looks more natural.
5. Click Run → Active profile to test the scenario.

Running

The Run button, or right-click a page → Automator:

Option	How it works
Active profile	Only in the open profile.
All at once	In every profile of the group at the same time. Fast, but heavy on the computer.
All in turn	In every profile, one after another.
Stop all	Stop every running task.

Projects

The Project menu: Save stores the scenario in a file, Load loads one, Clear starts from scratch.

Lists

More → Lists holds lists of lines to insert: comment texts, names, addresses. Each list is its own set of lines, and can be loaded from a file (Load from file).

For each list, choose how lines are taken:

• Pick rows at random — a random line; unchecked, lines go in order;
• Delete used rows — remove a line once used, so it never repeats.

To insert a line, put the list name in double curly braces in the step’s field: {{comments}}. Each profile gets its own line.

Scripts

More → Scripts is a library of your own JavaScript snippets: save the code once and reuse it in different scenarios.

Walker

More → Walker opens the warm-up window. See Walker.

Tips

• Pick elements with the mouse. Automator remembers an element by several traits at once and finds it even when the page changes a little.
• Don’t rush. Sites notice actions spaced a fraction of a second apart. Add pauses.
• For complex tasks with reading data and decisions on the fly, on macOS you can connect an AI agent.