Actions: text file formats

Features 1 minUpdated 2026-06-07

If you need to attach a file / folder, stick to the formats specified in the hints so the program works correctly.

For names / users / usernames / bios, etc., it's enough to list them one per line. For example, [username].txt: @username1 @username2 @username3 ...

For messages, the following format is used: message message1;message 2;message3 message1;message2 ...

Each time the first line will be taken and moved to the end. If a line has several messages (for example, message1;message 2), they will be sent in sequence.

Spintax is supported for message uniqueization.

For links, two formats are possible:

  1. One link per line. The program takes the first line each time and moves it to the end with this file format:

https://link1.com https://link2.com {https://link3.com|https://link4.com} ...

  1. A dedicated link for every account:

accusername1;https://link1.com accusername2;https://link2.com accusername3;{https://link3.com|https://link4.com} ...

If it's a users list (whom we share), two file formats are possible:

  1. One user per line:

username_for_share1 username_for_share2 {username_for_share3|username_for_share4} ...

  1. A dedicated user for every account in the program performing the action — that is, binding the shared user to the account:

account_username1;username_for_share1 account_username2;username_for_share2 account_username3;{username_for_share3|username_for_share4} ...

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