Sell your stuff without the busywork.
Facebot is a set of Claude Cowork skills that turns a folder of photos into managed marketplace sales. Drop photos of an item into inbox/, and Facebot identifies it, researches real sold prices, drafts a listing, posts it to Facebook Marketplace through your own browser, answers buyer questions, negotiates inside limits you set, and checks in with you at the three moments that matter:
- 🔶 Approve the listing before it posts
- 🔶 Accept the sale before it's committed
- 🔶 Confirm the meetup before it's scheduled
Everything else, it handles.
photos → intake → comps → draft → [you approve] → listed
→ buyer messages → answers + negotiation → [you accept] → [you confirm meetup] → sold ✅
Facebot runs as Cowork sessions in the cloud, works on files in this folder, and drives your logged-in Chrome (via the Claude in Chrome extension) to do anything on Facebook — the same way a human assistant at your desk would. It never touches payments: local sales close in cash/Venmo, in person, at meetup spots you configure.
- Claude desktop app with Cowork
- Claude in Chrome extension, with Chrome logged into Facebook
- This folder connected to your Cowork session
- Put this folder at
~/facebotand connect it in Cowork (Add folder). cp config/config.example.yaml config/config.yamland edit — your location, meetup spots, negotiation floor.- Drop photos of one item into
inbox/. - Tell Claude: "facebot run".
Set in config/config.yaml under messaging.autonomy:
tiered(default) — answers routine questions and counters lowballs on its own; escalates acceptable offers to youdraft_only— drafts every reply, sends nothing without your OKfull_auto— sends everything within negotiation bounds; only the three checkpoints come to you
Facebot is an assistant using your account under your supervision, not a bot farm. Defaults are deliberately human-scale: max 5 new listings/day, max 2 counter-offers per thread, quiet hours overnight, mandatory human checkpoints, full message logs for audit. Automation of any kind can brush against platform terms — keep volumes personal and review your logs.
v0.1 — scaffold. Roadmap and full design in docs/architecture.md.
MIT — see LICENSE. Your data (config, photos, inventory, message logs) is gitignored and never leaves this folder.