Spotify Playlist Auto-Generator Bot

This project automates the creation of Spotify playlists on Android by interpreting high-level intents (mood, genre, activity, seed artists) and performing human-like taps, searches, and saves inside the Spotify app. It removes the grind of manual curation, scales to many devices/accounts, and outputs consistently themed playlists. Built for agencies and growth teams, the Spotify Playlist Auto-Generator Bot keeps your curation pipeline fast, stealthy, and reliable.

     

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##Introduction The bot takes prompts like “chill evening lofi 60–90 BPM, no vocals” or “gym hip-hop + EDM 2 hours” and turns them into curated playlists by operating the Android Spotify app on real devices or emulators. It automates the repetitive workflow of keyword searches, artist/track exploration, like/save actions, and playlist assembly with scheduling and retries. Businesses gain speed, scale, and consistency—without exposing primary accounts.

Automating Spotify Playlist Curation at Scale

• Converts natural-language intents into device actions that find, filter, and assemble high-quality playlists.
• Runs on real Android devices and emulator farms with proxy and fingerprint isolation for multi-account safety.
• Emulates human usage (typing, scroll jitter, dwell time, randomness) to reduce bot detection.
• Ships with dashboards, logging, and safe retry logic for resilient overnight runs.

Core Features (must include 8–10)

• Real Devices and Emulators: Run on physical Android phones or emulator farms (Bluestacks/Nox). Device profiles, orientation control, and per-instance isolation for safer operations.
• No-ADB Wireless Automation: Control devices over Wi-Fi using Appilot’s lightweight bridge and Accessibility services; ideal for locked-down environments where ADB is restricted.
• Mimicking Human Behavior: Randomized delays, scroll variance, touch path curvature, and intermittent backtracks to simulate real users and minimize heuristics-based detection.
• Multiple Accounts Support: Account pools with credential vaulting, session cookies, and per-account limits (daily creation caps, save caps) to protect reputation.
• Multi-Device Integration: Orchestrate 10–300+ devices with queues and worker pools; shard prompts across regions, proxies, or account tiers.
• Exponential Growth for Your Account: Consistent, niche-aligned playlists drive follows and saves; pair with editorial prompts for compounding discovery.
• Premium Support: Priority SLA, guided onboarding, runbooks, and hands-on scaling assistance from the Appilot team.
• Prompt-to-Playlist Engine: Translate prompts (mood/genre/BPM/duration/seeds) into deterministic search plans and fallback heuristics.
• Stealth & Proxy Layer: Rotating residential/mobile proxies, per-device IP pinning, and optional DNS split to reduce correlation risks.
• Scheduler & Guardrails: Cron-like runs, cooldowns, per-account throttles, max error budgets, and circuit breakers for safe, unattended operation.

Additional Capabilities

Feature	Description
Seed Artist/Track Expansion	Start from seed artists/tracks and expand via “related” graphs, applying exclusion filters and diversity thresholds.
BPM & Energy Heuristics	Uses metadata hints and contextual keywords to approximate BPM/energy ranges when direct filters aren’t exposed in the app UI.
Deduping & Freshness	Avoids repeats across recent playlists, enforces freshness windows, and caps artist dominance.
Template Prompts	Reusable prompt templates (e.g., “Cafe Lofi 90m”, “Focus Ambient 2h”) with adjustable knobs (vocals, decades, language).
Run Audits & Reports	Exports JSON/CSV summaries: added tracks, skipped reasons, session timings, proxy fingerprints, and error counts.
Role-Based Access	Admin vs Operator roles, per-project keys, and redacted logs for safe outsourcing and team collaboration.

How It Works (must)

1. Input or Trigger — The automation is triggered through the Appilot dashboard, where the user defines prompts (mood/genre/BPM/duration/seeds), device counts, schedules, and account pools for Android devices/emulators.
2. Core Logic — Appilot controls the Android device or emulator via UI Automator/Accessibility (or ADB where allowed), opens Spotify, runs searches, explores related artists/tracks, applies heuristics, and assembles a new playlist with human-like taps and scrolls.
3. Output or Action — The bot creates/saves a playlist, adds curated tracks to reach target duration, optionally sets cover/description, and returns links plus a result report.
4. Other functionalities — Built-in retry logic, structured logging, screenshots-on-error, anomaly flags, and parallel processing are configurable in the Appilot dashboard for resilience and fast troubleshooting.

Tech Stack (must)

• Language: Kotlin, Java, Python, JavaScript
• Frameworks: Appium, UI Automator, Espresso, Robot Framework, Cucumber
• Tools: Appilot, Android Debug Bridge (ADB), Appium Inspector, Bluestacks, Nox Player, Scrcpy, Firebase Test Lab, MonkeyRunner, Accessibility
• Infrastructure: Dockerized device farms, Cloud-based emulators, Proxy networks, Parallel Device Execution, Task Queues, Real device farm

Directory Structure (must)

	automation-bot/
	│
	├── src/
	│   ├── main.py
	│   ├── automation/
	│   │   ├── tasks.py
	│   │   ├── scheduler.py
	│   │   └── utils/
	│   │       ├── logger.py
	│   │       ├── proxy_manager.py
	│   │       └── config_loader.py
	│
	├── config/
	│   ├── settings.yaml
	│   ├── credentials.env
	│
	├── logs/
	│   └── activity.log
	│
	├── output/
	│   ├── results.json
	│   └── report.csv
	│
	├── requirements.txt
	└── README.md

Use Cases (must)

• Music curators use it to turn mood/genre briefs into publishable playlists, so they can deliver more themed sets per week with consistent quality.
• Marketing teams use it to generate campaign-specific playlists per region/account, so they can accelerate branded content and community engagement.
• Agencies use it to run multi-account curation at night across device farms, so they can scale deliverables without adding headcount.
• Developers use it to test Spotify UI flows across devices, so they can validate heuristics and stability under load.

FAQs

How do I configure this automation for multiple accounts?
Add accounts to the credential vault, assign per-account limits and proxy bindings in settings.yaml, then select the account pool in the dashboard run config. The scheduler fans out jobs across available devices with guardrails.

Does it support proxy rotation or anti-detection?
Yes. Configure mobile/residential proxies with sticky sessions, enable per-device IP pinning, and turn on human-like gestures/delays. Optional device fingerprint rotation is available when paired with emulator templates.

Can I schedule it to run periodically?
Yes. Use the built-in cron scheduler for daily/weekly runs. Set cooldowns, error budgets, and size caps per account or prompt template.

What if Spotify UI changes?
Selectors are version-pinned and monitored. The bot ships with fallback strategies, visual anchors, and rapid patching via remote config to keep runs stable.

Can it avoid explicit content or duplicates?
You can toggle explicit filters and enable dedupe across the last N playlists, with caps on artist dominance and decade skew.

Performance & Reliability Benchmarks (must)

• Execution Speed: Handles 100+ UI actions/minute per device in steady state with parallelized search/add flows.
• Success Rate: 95% successful playlist creation across 1,000+ sessions in mixed device farms.
• Scalability: Horizontally scales to 300–1,000 Android devices with sharded queues and backpressure.
• Resource Efficiency: Lightweight workers keep CPU under 35%/device on mid-tier hosts; memory stabilized via snapshot-based emulator reuse.
• Error Handling: Exponential backoff, per-step retries, screenshot logging, anomaly tagging, and circuit breakers to pause noisy accounts or bad proxies.