Facebook Automation Bot for Handyman Services

I am a handyman business owner who relies on joining Facebook groups for local cities and interacting with potential customers by offering recommendations on tasks I can perform. I manually track keywords and respond to posts asking for handyman services. I am looking to develop an automated solution to handle this process for me—running multiple accounts, posting dynamic responses, and ensuring that my responses appear natural and are not detected by Facebook as spam. The system should be capable of the following: Bot Network Setup: The ability to create and manage several Facebook accounts that will operate simultaneously, running 24/7. Each account should operate with different login times, avoiding detection of multiple accounts posting at the same time. Keyword Detection: The bot should continuously monitor Facebook groups for posts containing specific keywords or phrases that match tasks I can perform, such as "handyman", "plumber", "repairs", etc. Dynamic Responses: When an eligible post is found, the bot will post a custom reply that is dynamically generated based on the original post's content. This ensures that the message doesn’t appear generic or automated. Account Cooldown Mechanism: Each account should have a coordinated cooldown period, where the frequency of posts per account is randomized. This way, one account posts after the cooldown period, but no account will post too frequently, avoiding detection. Flexible Scheduling: The tool should allow me to set specific hours during which accounts are active, and allow for variable time windows to add spontaneity (e.g., accounts operating at different times during the day or night). IP Address Management: The system should support the use of different IP addresses for each account. The ability to select an IP address in the targeted area for each bot is required. For example, if a bot is targeting Clermont, Florida, it should use an IP address located in Clermont or at least geographically proximate. This IP rotation will help simulate natural activity and prevent Facebook from flagging accounts for suspicious behavior or location anomalies. Content Sharing on Personal Walls: Each bot should have the ability to post on its own Facebook wall to appear more like a real person. The bot should auto-generate a list of hobbies/interests (e.g., "home improvement", "DIY projects", "gardening") and use this to find related content on Facebook, such as posts from hobby pages or groups, and share them on their own wall. These posts should be shared randomly throughout the day, with a custom interval between 1 and 5 posts per day, ensuring that the bot maintains a normal and diverse user activity pattern. Avoid Facebook Detection: The bot network should be designed to minimize the chances of detection by Facebook’s anti-spam algorithms. This includes: Managing account activity to ensure it doesn't look suspicious (no mass posting or interactions). Mimicking human behavior patterns, including varying the time between actions and ensuring that actions are spread across the day. Implementing strategies for account management, including rotating accounts for different tasks, managing login/logout times, and using proxies to prevent Facebook from recognizing abnormal activity. User Interface for Account Management: There should be a dashboard for managing accounts, viewing account performance, and making adjustments to account activity, cooldown times, and responses. No Spam: The bot should not engage in any spammy or unsolicited messaging. It will only respond to requests for handyman services within local groups where people are actively asking for help or recommendations. This tool will NOT be creating fake social engagement, including reviews, likes, and follows, merely replacing myself and my wife. Key Features: Automated account creation and management. Keyword monitoring for local Facebook groups. Dynamic message generation based on the original post. Scheduling with randomized activity and cooldown times. Proxy and IP address rotation to simulate geographically distributed activity. Random posting on personal walls, sharing content related to each account's interests/hobbies. Minimal human intervention required once the system is set up. Requirements: The bot must be able to handle multiple Facebook accounts simultaneously. The system should be scalable, allowing for the addition of new accounts and custom responses. Ability to run on Windows or Linux servers (specify any preferences you have). Detailed documentation on the setup and usage of the bot system. Additional Notes: The tool should work in a way that doesn’t violate Facebook’s terms of service or result in accounts being banned. Preference for using technology that emulates natural user behavior to avoid detection. Proxies, account rotation, IP management, cooldown periods, and hobby-based content sharing are essential. The bot should be able to manage and select IPs from specific geographic locations to ensure local relevance and avoid detection.