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Dating Autopilot
Browser automation for dating platforms - automate the tedious chores of using sites like Seeking, Tryst, and SugarDaddy.
Overview
Dating Autopilot generates intelligent, human-like automation scripts that run in the browser console. These scripts handle repetitive tasks like profile favoriting while simulating realistic user behavior to avoid detection.
Structure
dating-autopilot/
├── cli.ts # CLI entry point
├── index.ts # Package exports
├── types.ts # TypeScript interfaces
├── codegen/ # Code generators (produce JS strings)
│ ├── timing.ts # Realistic timing with randomization
│ ├── mouse.ts # Mouse movement simulation
│ ├── persistence.ts # LocalStorage state management
│ ├── controls.ts # Start/pause/stop controls
│ ├── toast.ts # Error toast detection
│ ├── seeking-card-parser.ts
│ └── seeking-location-filter.ts
├── platforms/ # Autopilot implementations
│ └── seeking-auto-favorite.ts
└── extensions/ # Browser extensions
└── firefox-seeking/
Usage
CLI (Code Generation)
Generate a script to paste into browser console:
npx tsx cli.ts --min-age 30 --max-age 45
Options:
--min-age <n>- Minimum age (default: 35)--max-age <n>- Maximum age (optional)--no-verified- Don't require verified badge--help- Show all options
Firefox Extension
Load extensions/firefox-seeking/ as a temporary add-on in Firefox for a GUI interface.
How It Works
- Code Generation: TypeScript functions generate JavaScript code strings
- Human-like Behavior: Realistic timing, mouse movement curves, idle animations
- Persistence: Progress saved to localStorage, survives page reloads
- Error Handling: Detects failure toasts, retries with backoff
Adding a New Platform
- Create platform-specific code generators in
codegen/ - Create autopilot implementation in
platforms/ - Register in
index.tsgenerators registry - Optionally create browser extension in
extensions/
Architecture
Code Generators
Each generator is a function returning a JavaScript code string:
export function generateTimingHelpers(): string {
return `function wait(baseMs) { ... }`;
}
Autopilot Generator Interface
interface AutopilotGenerator<TConfig> {
id: string;
name: string;
description: string;
defaultConfig: TConfig;
generate(config: TConfig): GeneratedScript;
}
Current Implementations
Seeking Auto-Favorite
Automates profile favoriting on Seeking.com:
- Age and location filtering
- Verified badge requirement
- Dual view support (feed + search)
- Retry logic for failed favorites
Docker Usage
The Dating Autopilot CLI can be containerized for consistent execution across environments.
Building the Docker Image
# Build the image
docker build -t dating-autopilot .
# Or use docker-compose
docker-compose build
Running the Container
One-off Command Execution
Generate a script with custom parameters:
# Using docker run
docker run --rm dating-autopilot --min-age 30 --max-age 45
# Using docker-compose
docker-compose run --rm dating-autopilot --min-age 30 --max-age 45
Interactive Development
For development workflows where you need to run multiple commands:
# Start container in background
docker-compose up -d
# Execute commands
docker-compose exec dating-autopilot node dist/cli.js --min-age 35
docker-compose exec dating-autopilot node dist/cli.js --no-verified
# Stop container
docker-compose down
Docker Command Examples
# Show help
docker run --rm dating-autopilot --help
# Generate script with age range
docker run --rm dating-autopilot --min-age 30 --max-age 45
# Generate script without verified requirement
docker run --rm dating-autopilot --min-age 35 --no-verified
# Custom timing parameters
docker run --rm dating-autopilot \
--min-age 30 \
--base-delay 2000 \
--random-delay 3000
# Save generated script to file
docker run --rm dating-autopilot --min-age 30 > autopilot-script.js
Development Workflow
For rapid iteration during development:
-
Build the image once:
docker build -t dating-autopilot . -
Run with different configs:
# Test different age ranges docker run --rm dating-autopilot --min-age 25 docker run --rm dating-autopilot --min-age 40 # Test timing variations docker run --rm dating-autopilot --base-delay 5000 -
Rebuild after code changes:
# Rebuild with cache docker build -t dating-autopilot . # Force rebuild without cache docker build --no-cache -t dating-autopilot .
Docker Image Details
- Base Image:
node:20-alpine(minimal footprint) - Multi-stage Build: Optimized for production size
- Security: Runs as non-root user (
autopilot) - Size: ~50MB (compressed)
- Entrypoint: CLI with customizable arguments
Integration with CI/CD
The Docker image can be used in automated pipelines:
# Example GitLab CI job
generate-autopilot-scripts:
image: dating-autopilot:latest
script:
- node dist/cli.js --min-age 30 > seeking-script.js
artifacts:
paths:
- seeking-script.js
Resource Limits
The docker-compose configuration includes sensible resource limits:
- CPU: 0.5 cores max (0.1 reserved)
- Memory: 256MB max (64MB reserved)
Adjust these in docker-compose.yml if needed for your use case.