2026 · Still Used
Multi-Account Automation Suite
A high-concurrency suite that drives large pools of accounts through Discord flows - joining, onboarding, reactions and giveaway entries - using stealth browser automation and fingerprint spoofing.
- Python
- curl_cffi
- tls_client
- Patchright (Playwright)
- ~1,650 lines
One action, hundreds of accounts
This one is all about scale. It takes a big list of accounts and runs the same action across every one of them at the same time.
Each script does one job - join a server, accept the rules, finish onboarding, pick roles, post a message, or react to a giveaway. It reads the accounts as a queue, so each is used exactly once, and fans the work out across up to a hundred worker threads. Before it does anything, it checks that the account is really in the target server.
- Account list handled as a thread-safe queue - each used once
- Up to 100 worker threads draining the queue at once
- One focused script per action - join, onboard, roles, react
- Membership check before every action
Looking human at scale
Running that many accounts without getting blocked is the real challenge. So a lot of the work went into looking like a normal user.
For joining, it drives a stealth browser - a hardened Playwright fork - with anti-automation flags and a fresh profile per account. For the API work, it replays the private API with full spoofed client fingerprints - build numbers, session IDs, timezones, even Cloudflare clearance cookies - over a real Chrome TLS profile. Everything runs through residential proxies, with retry loops and rate-limit handling all the way through.
- Stealth browser automation with a hardened Playwright fork
- Private API replay with full spoofed client fingerprints
- Residential proxy routing to spread the traffic
- Retry loops and rate-limit handling throughout