Introduction to No-Code Automation

Welcome to a world where technology is no longer the exclusive domain of programmers and becomes an accessible tool for everyone. AFINA is a bridge connecting complex algorithmic processes with intuitive control.

AFINA's core philosophy rests on two pillars:

• Security: Your confidential data never leaves your device. This is not a cloud solution but a local tool.
• Accessibility: Automated scenarios (scripts) are created in a visual editor. You build logic from blocks without writing a single line of code.

Security is your reliable shield; now let's turn to the "sword"—the interface where your ideas take shape and become working algorithms.

Security Foundation: Why Your Data Is Safe

Unlike most cloud services, AFINA operates on decentralized local storage. The program uses your computer's power and keeps all sensitive information only with you.

Why This Matters? For users working with cryptocurrency wallets (e.g., Rabby) or social networks, data ownership is a matter of asset survival. In AFINA, you are the sole master of your digital identity.

Interface Navigation: Where the Magic Begins

To master the tool, you need to understand its structure. AFINA clearly separates: Accounts is "WHO" acts (your identity), while Automation is "WHAT" exactly happens (your behavior).

Accounts Section

Here, you create and configure your profiles. Each is a full Chromium browser.

• Flexible Setup: Connect proxies via the built-in manager and install any extensions (from Chrome Store or via file).
• Seamless Migration: Instantly import cookies from other anti-detect browsers (e.g., AdsPower).
• Scalability: Quick load function lets you create hundreds of profiles with one click by importing a file with names and proxies.

Automation Section

This is the "design bureau" for your scripts.

• Structure: Use folders to group scripts by projects (e.g., "Kzy" or "Testnet").
• Visual Comfort: Folder color coding and "Favorites" section help instantly find the right scenario among dozens of others.

Now that we've explored the space, it's time to examine the anatomy of the actions themselves.

Script Anatomy: How Blocks Turn into Actions

A script in AFINA is a chain of visual blocks. The program supports interaction via XPath and CSS Selector, giving you full freedom. Blocks are divided into logical groups:

Tab Management:

• "Open New Tab" — prepares a clean workspace.
• "Close Other Tabs" — focuses the browser solely on the target task.

Interaction:

• "Visit Website" — not just navigating a link, but setting the browser focus on a specific URL to start work.
• "Rabby Wallet Login" — automatic authorization in the wallet extension with your password.
• "Telegram Block" — a powerful feedback tool. The script will message you in the messenger upon completion or at a key stage.

Waiting Logic:

• "Wait for Element" — checks for a button or text on the page.
• "Delay" — a pause to mimic real human actions.

Master Tip: Always place a "Wait for Element" block (e.g., 5-10 seconds) before any click. Pages may load slowly due to proxies or weak internet. If the script tries to click a button that isn't yet in the code, execution will stop. Waiting makes your algorithm "smart" and stable.

Art of Selection: Finding Elements via DevTools and ChatGPT

For the program to "see" the right button, it needs its exact address (XPath). Here's the most effective algorithm to obtain it:

Open DevTools: Right-click the desired button in the browser and select "Inspect Element." Activate Cursor: Click the arrow icon in the top-left of the developer panel. Select Target: Click the cursor on the button on the site. The code line will highlight in the Elements window. Copy HTML Code: Right-click the highlighted line → Copy → Copy element (or Copy OuterHTML). This is key: we need the full element code, not just its text. AI Assistance: Paste this code into ChatGPT with the prompt: "Create a short and clean XPath for this element." Verification: In DevTools, press Ctrl+F and paste the XPath. If the desired element highlights yellow on the page, the address is correct.

Practical Case: Connecting a Wallet to a Site

Let's put all the knowledge together in a typical scenario—connecting a Rabby wallet to a web resource:

Create Script — create the project and set tags for quick search. Open Tab — launch a clean tab. Login to Wallet — log into the extension (AFINA enters the password itself). Visit Website — go to the project link (e.g., Kzy). Wait for Element (XPath) — use the XPath from Step 5 to wait for the "Connect" button to appear. Click (XPath) — click the same button using the verified address. Internal Connect — use AFINA's special internal block. It automatically intercepts the Rabby popup and clicks the confirmation button inside the wallet.

This template is the foundation. Once you grasp this logic, you can automate 90% of actions in any web project.

Conclusion and Next Steps

Algorithmic thinking is simply breaking one big task into a chain of small, clear steps. In AFINA, you're not just "using the program"—you're creating your digital employees.

For those ready for professional growth, AFINA opens doors to advanced automation:

• JavaScript Modules: For implementing non-standard logic beyond basic blocks.
• Databases: Saving and systematizing results from hundreds of accounts.
• Triggers: Setting automatic script launches by schedule or condition.

Your journey starts with the first click. Try building your first scenario today, and you'll feel routine giving way to efficiency!