🤖 Hive Automation Bot – Operation & Vision
Today, I’m presenting the complete workflow of our main bot, as well as the purpose of each dashboard tab. The goal is simple: optimize curation, save time, and build a smart automation system around Hive voting.
🔥 The Main Bot: the core of the system
The main bot is designed to analyze, filter, and automatically vote on posts based on specific criteria.
Its operation relies on several key elements:
• Content analysis: each post is scanned to count the actual number of words, cleaning out markdown, links, and HTML.
• Quality filtering: only posts with at least 300 words are considered eligible.
• Vote weight calculation: the bot applies dynamic rules based on content length:
- 300+ words → base vote
- 500+ words → increased vote
- 1000+ words → even higher vote
• Voting Power protection: the bot only votes if VP is above a defined threshold (e.g., 78%).
• Smart auto-voting: votes can be chained automatically with a delay (e.g., 5 seconds between each vote).
• Real-time tracking: a visual indicator shows voting progress.
• Full logging: every vote is recorded with author, permlink, tags, and timestamp.
👉 In short: the main bot selects quality content and applies a consistent voting strategy, without human intervention.
If the lower section does not match exactly:
https://hivehub.dev/stats/account?username=we-are-ai&category=financial&days=7
it means we are currently connected to a node under maintenance.
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📊 Tabs: complementary tools
Around the main bot, several tabs allow you to go further in managing and leveraging votes.
🔹 Vote by Tag (vote-per-tag.php / 4.php)
This tab allows you to:
• View posts grouped by tags
• Manually vote on all posts within a tag
• Easily adjust voting power
• Filter tags using a search bar
👉 Ideal for strengthening a niche or supporting a specific community.
🔹 Reblog List (reblogauto.php)
This tab is used to:
• Store all completed votes
• Generate a usable list of voted posts
• Reblog posts one by one with an automatic delay
• Clean the list if needed
👉 It acts as the bridge between voting and visibility.
🔹 Token TransferThis tab allows you to:• Send tokens in bulk (HIVE, HBD, or Hive-Engine tokens)• Manage automated distributions• Track transfer progress
👉 Useful for rewards, airdrops, or community management.Works with a CSV file or manually via the bottom section of the main bot.
🔹 Dashboard (main bot)
Displays:
• Hive Power
• Account growth
• Author & curation rewards
• APR and overall statistics
👉 Gives a clear view of the bot’s performance.
As mentioned earlier, the lower section may not display correctly for now because I’m currently connected to a node under maintenance. I’ll update this later, or implement a system that automatically connects to the best available node (still figuring out the best way to handle that).
🔹 Account Switcher
• Easily switch between voting accounts
• Secure login via Hive Keychain
👉 Very useful for managing multiple accounts.
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🚀 Vision & Ongoing Automation
Currently, the system works in two steps:
- The main bot automatically votes on eligible posts
- The tabs then allow to:
• vote again (manually)
• reblog posts
But this workflow is evolving rapidly.
👉 Current goal:
Fully automate the tabs.
Coming very soon:
• Every post voted by the main bot will automatically be:
- revoted (based on multi-account strategy or adjustments)
- reblogged without manual intervention
👉 We’re moving from a semi-manual system to full automation.
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⚡ Conclusion
This bot is not just an auto-voter.
It’s a complete intelligent curation system combined with powerful tools to:
• organize votes
• boost visibility
• automate repetitive actions
And most importantly…
👉 This is only the beginning.
Full automation of the tabs will turn this setup into a fully autonomous curation machine.
For now, the bot is not at its full capacity because I’m running a lot of tests, which drains the mana very quickly. But once everything is fully set up, the mana will never drop below 90% and it won’t miss any account eligible for voting. The mana will recharge as fast as it is used.
Within two months, there will be a small second-hand PC (around $50) running 24/7 connected to the router to operate this bot. For now, it’s running on our personal computer, so it’s not active all the time. At the moment, I’m still in the development phase.