System capabilities
KKAuto helps you automate Facebook operations across many accounts: configure on the Management Website, the Server creates and dispatches tasks, and the desktop app runs them through a dedicated browser profile per account.
What can KKAuto do?
- Post to profiles on a schedule by account level
- Post to fanpages, with AI-generated content then automatic publishing
- Pull content from a crawled source → create Posts → fanpage publishes by hashtag
- Comment in groups by playbook (level, schedule, prepared or AI content)
- Monitor task status on the website; scale with more computers connected to the same Server
See each capability below. To start from scratch, open Quick Start.
Guides by capability
| Capability | When to use | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Profile posts | Warm accounts; post regularly on personal walls | Automatic profile posting |
| Fanpage posts + AI | Sell or engage on pages; AI drafts content then posts | Automatic fanpage posting |
| Fanpage from crawled sources | Crawl source → create Posts → fanpage publishes by the same hashtag | Fanpage posts from crawled sources |
| Group comments by playbook | Engage approved groups on schedule with configured content | Group comments by playbook |
Other capabilities
KKAuto also supports group posts, joining groups, seeding, group review, and more — dedicated guides will follow. Meanwhile, shared setup lives in System Configuration and monitoring under Facebook > Tasks.
How it runs (summary)
- You configure FB settings, AI Posts (if used), and accounts on the website.
- The Server creates tasks on schedule.
- The desktop app must be connected and running automation to post or comment.
Full diagram: How KKAuto Works.
Useful links
- System Configuration — levels and time windows
- AI Posts — automatic content
- Run Automation — start on the machine
- Setup Health — see what is still missing
Security notice
Never share passwords, verification codes, proxy credentials, or unredacted screenshots. When Facebook asks for verification, complete it manually in the browser profile — do not raise concurrency to “bypass” checks. For help: KKAuto > Support on the Management Website.