Draft and review Instagram outreach messages

A developer used browser automation and an AI writer to find Instagram profiles and send tailored DMs.

Done with OpenClawClaude· Intermediate

What they did
Ben Guez paired OpenClaw’s browser control with Claude’s text skills to build a script for Instagram. The agent browsed profiles on its own, judged whether they seemed like good matches, and wrote custom messages before sending DMs on his behalf.
How it went
Guez says the inbox now has a pile of possible international wives. It is still unclear whether any actual relationships came from the outreach, and the article gives no reply rate or similar figures.
Tips
This kind of automation can run into Instagram’s rules, which ban automated messaging, so an account may get flagged. A safer version is to have the agent draft messages and stop for approval before any send action.

Try it yourself with OpenClaw

Open [social platform] and look for up to [number] public profiles that fit [your criteria]. For each profile, summarize why it may be a match and write one short opening message that mentions something specific from the profile. Stop and ask me to approve each message before you send anything; do not message anyone until I confirm each one individually.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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