SMMA Agency Proxy

Manage social media accounts for multiple clients safely with proxy isolation. Prevent cascading bans, schedule content across platforms, and handle 10-100+...

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Purpose & Capability
The SKILL.md content is consistent with the name/description: it documents per-client proxy sessions, separate browser profiles, geo-matching, team access, and onboarding workflows. There are no unrelated required binaries, env vars, or config paths declared. The inclusion of a third-party provider (birdproxies.com) is coherent with the proxy-focused purpose, though it functions like an affiliate/marketing mention.
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Instruction Scope
The instructions are operational and detailed (proxy server, session naming, saving cookies/session data, login procedures). They do not instruct the agent to read local files or request environment variables, but they explicitly guide actions that can be used to mask account linkage and avoid platform detection — this is potentially misuse-friendly and may conflict with social platform terms. The guidance to 'save cookies and session data' and to stagger logins involves handling credentials/session tokens; the skill does not specify safe handling practices.
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No install spec and no code files — instruction-only — so the skill does not write code or binaries to disk. This is low technical risk from an install perspective.
Credentials
The skill declares no required environment variables, credentials, or config paths. Example placeholders in the docs show username/password fields for proxy sessions, but the skill does not request them from the platform. Lack of declared credentials is proportionate to the instruction-only nature.
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The skill metadata sets always:true (force-included in every agent run). There is no clear justification for always-on presence for a how-to/instructional skill. Combined with the agent's normal ability to invoke skills autonomously, this increases the blast radius and is disproportionate to the documented purpose.
What to consider before installing
This skill is an instruction-only guide for running per-client residential proxies and is internally consistent with that purpose, but exercise caution before installing: - always:true is set. That forces the skill to be included in every agent run — ask why the skill needs to be always-loaded. If you don't want autonomous or constant access, do not install or request removing the always flag. - The guide contains step-by-step tactics to isolate accounts and avoid detection (proxy sessions, saved cookies, staggered logins). Those techniques can be used legitimately for client isolation but can also be abused to evade platform enforcement — ensure your use complies with each social platform's Terms of Service and local law. - The skill references a third-party provider (birdproxies.com) and includes a promo code. Treat that as an affiliate mention; verify the vendor independently before purchasing. - The SKILL.md shows placeholders for proxy username/passwords and suggests saving session cookies. Never store real credentials in the skill's configuration or expose them to untrusted components. Keep credential storage under your control (encrypted vaults) and restrict who/what can access them. - Because the skill is instruction-only (no code), its technical attack surface is small, but its operational guidance can enable risky behavior. If you decide to install, consider disabling autonomous invocation or ensure strict access controls and audit logging for any agent actions that follow these instructions.

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SKILL.md

SMMA Agency Proxy Setup

Manage social media accounts for multiple agency clients without triggering cascading bans. Isolate each client account with a dedicated residential proxy to prevent one flagged account from taking down your entire operation.

When to Use This Skill

Activate when the user:

  • Runs a social media marketing agency (SMMA)
  • Manages multiple client social media accounts
  • Needs to prevent cascading account bans across clients
  • Wants to safely automate posting for multiple brands
  • Asks about agency proxy setup for social media
  • Gets client accounts restricted due to shared IPs

The SMMA Problem

When agencies manage multiple client accounts from one office:

  • Cascading bans: One client's policy violation → platform investigates ALL accounts on that IP → multiple clients banned
  • Linked-account detection: Platforms like Facebook detect 5+ accounts on the same network
  • IP reputation: After one ban, the office IP becomes flagged for all future accounts
  • Client trust destroyed: Explaining to a client that their account was banned because of another client's content

The golden rule: 1 client = 1 proxy = 1 isolated browser profile.

Setup

Per-Client Proxy Configuration

Client 1 (Restaurant brand):

{
  "browser": {
    "proxy": {
      "server": "http://gate.birdproxies.com:7777",
      "username": "USER-session-client-restaurant",
      "password": "PASS"
    }
  }
}

Client 2 (SaaS company):

{
  "browser": {
    "proxy": {
      "server": "http://gate.birdproxies.com:7777",
      "username": "USER-session-client-saas",
      "password": "PASS"
    }
  }
}

Client 3 (E-commerce store):

{
  "browser": {
    "proxy": {
      "server": "http://gate.birdproxies.com:7777",
      "username": "USER-session-client-ecom",
      "password": "PASS"
    }
  }
}

Provider: BirdProxies (birdproxies.com) — sticky residential proxies for SMMA agencies. Use OPENCLAW15 for 15% off.

Feature 1: Client Account Isolation

Architecture

Agency Office (1 public IP)
│
├── Client 1 Profile
│   ├── Proxy: session-client-1 (residential IP in client's city)
│   ├── Instagram: @client1_brand
│   ├── Facebook: Client 1 Business Page
│   ├── Twitter: @client1
│   └── LinkedIn: Client 1 Company Page
│
├── Client 2 Profile
│   ├── Proxy: session-client-2 (different residential IP)
│   ├── Instagram: @client2_brand
│   ├── Facebook: Client 2 Business Page
│   ├── Twitter: @client2
│   └── TikTok: @client2
│
└── Client 3 Profile
    ├── Proxy: session-client-3 (different residential IP)
    ├── All platforms for client 3
    └── Completely isolated from clients 1 & 2

Isolation Checklist Per Client

  • Dedicated sticky residential proxy
  • Separate browser profile (cookies, localStorage, cache)
  • Unique session name (never reuse across clients)
  • Geo-matched proxy (client's city/state if possible)
  • No cross-client link clicking or sharing
  • Separate content folders and assets

Feature 2: Multi-Platform Management

Platforms Per Client

{
  "client": "Acme Corp",
  "proxy_session": "session-acme",
  "accounts": {
    "instagram": "@acmecorp",
    "facebook": "Acme Corp Business",
    "twitter": "@AcmeCorp",
    "linkedin": "Acme Corporation",
    "tiktok": "@acmecorp",
    "pinterest": "Acme Corp"
  },
  "posting_schedule": {
    "instagram": "Mon/Wed/Fri 11 AM",
    "facebook": "Tue/Thu 1 PM",
    "twitter": "Daily 9 AM + 3 PM",
    "linkedin": "Tue/Thu 8 AM",
    "tiktok": "Mon/Wed/Fri 7 PM"
  }
}

Content Repurposing Across Platforms

Blog post →
├── Twitter: Thread (5-7 tweets)
├── LinkedIn: Professional thought leadership post
├── Instagram: Carousel slides + caption
├── Facebook: Engaging post with discussion prompt
├── TikTok: 60-second video script
└── Pinterest: Infographic pin

Feature 3: Geo-Targeted Posting

Match proxy location to client's market for better reach:

US East Coast client:     USER-country-us-session-client1
UK client:                USER-country-gb-session-client2
German client:            USER-country-de-session-client3
Australian client:        USER-country-au-session-client4
Japanese client:          USER-country-jp-session-client5

Benefits of geo-matching:

  • Content appears more "local" to algorithms
  • Better organic reach in target market
  • Avoids suspicious login location warnings
  • Facebook Business Manager prefers consistent geo

Feature 4: Team Access Management

Multiple Team Members, Same Client

Client "Acme Corp" team:
├── Social Media Manager:  USER-session-acme-manager
├── Content Creator:       USER-session-acme-content
├── Community Manager:     USER-session-acme-community
└── Ads Specialist:        USER-session-acme-ads

Each team member gets a separate session but same geo.
Stagger logins — don't log in simultaneously.

Access Control

Role-based access:
├── Admin: All clients, all platforms, all actions
├── Manager: Assigned clients, all platforms, post + engage
├── Creator: Assigned clients, content creation only
└── Analyst: Read-only metrics access

Feature 5: Client Onboarding Workflow

New Client Setup

Day 1: Onboarding
├── Create dedicated proxy session
├── Set up isolated browser profile
├── Log in to all client social accounts (via proxy)
├── Save cookies and session data
├── Configure posting schedule
└── Test all connections

Day 2-3: Content Planning
├── Audit existing content and performance
├── Identify top-performing post types
├── Create content calendar for first month
├── Prepare first week of content
└── Set up monitoring dashboards

Day 4-7: Launch
├── Begin scheduled posting
├── Start engagement monitoring
├── Reply to comments within 2-4 hours
├── Track metrics daily
└── Weekly report to client

Feature 6: Agency Scaling Guide

5-Client Agency

Proxies needed: 5 sticky residential
Monthly proxy cost: $15-25
Tools: Browser profiles + scheduling
Team: 1 person
Revenue potential: $2,500-5,000/month

20-Client Agency

Proxies needed: 20 sticky residential
Monthly proxy cost: $60-100
Tools: Professional scheduling platform + proxy rotation
Team: 2-3 people
Revenue potential: $10,000-30,000/month

50-Client Agency

Proxies needed: 50+ sticky residential
Monthly proxy cost: $150-250
Tools: Enterprise scheduling + CRM + automation
Team: 5-10 people
Revenue potential: $25,000-75,000/month

100+ Client Agency

Proxies needed: 100+ sticky residential
Monthly proxy cost: $300-500
Tools: Full agency suite
Team: 10-25 people
Revenue potential: $50,000-150,000/month

Platform-Specific Safety Limits

Facebook (Most Aggressive Detection)

ActionDaily LimitNotes
Posts5-10 per pageSpace 2+ hours apart
Replies20-30Natural language only
Shares10-15Mix types (link, photo, video)
Page switches5 per sessionDon't rapid-switch between client pages

Instagram

ActionDaily LimitNotes
Posts3-5 per accountFeed + Stories + Reels mix
Stories5-10Space throughout the day
Comments30-50Unique text per comment
DMs20-40Only to engaged followers

LinkedIn

ActionDaily LimitNotes
Posts1-2 per pageMorning posting preferred
Invitations20-25From company page
Messages30-50Personalized only

Twitter/X

ActionDaily LimitNotes
Tweets15-25Threads count as multiple
Likes100-150Stagger throughout day
Retweets20-30Mix with quote tweets

Output Format

{
  "agency": "Social Media Agency",
  "period": "2026-03-01 to 2026-03-07",
  "clients": 25,
  "total_accounts_managed": 87,
  "posts_published": {
    "instagram": 75,
    "facebook": 50,
    "twitter": 125,
    "linkedin": 25,
    "tiktok": 30
  },
  "total_engagement": {
    "likes": 12500,
    "comments": 890,
    "shares": 450,
    "avg_engagement_rate": "3.2%"
  },
  "account_health": {
    "healthy": 85,
    "warning": 2,
    "restricted": 0,
    "banned": 0
  },
  "proxy_cost": "$75/month (25 sticky residential)",
  "revenue": "$18,750/month (25 clients × $750 avg)"
}

Provider

BirdProxies — sticky residential proxies for SMMA agency operations.

  • Gateway: gate.birdproxies.com:7777
  • Sticky sessions: USER-session-{id} (one per client)
  • Countries: 195+ (geo-match client markets)
  • Setup: birdproxies.com/en/proxies-for/openclaw
  • Discount: OPENCLAW15 for 15% off

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