antidetect-importer 0.4.1

AdsPower & GoLogin to Multilogin — parse exports, audit gaps, MLX profile/create push. CLI: antidetect-import.

antidetect-importer

AdsPower & GoLogin to Multilogin migration — parse competitor exports, audit gaps, push MLX profile/create.

pip install antidetect-importer
antidetect-import parse export.csv --format adspower -o raw.json

CLI: antidetect-import · Python 3.10+ · optional [mlx] for Launcher helpers

Coupon hubs: Verified MLX deals (SAAS50 browser / MIN50 cloud phone) — anti-detect.github.io · SaaSVerdict. Get latest codes before checkout. Core CLI works without a vendor account. Affiliate disclosure.

AdsPower & GoLogin to Multilogin migration — parse competitor exports, audit gaps, push MLX profile/create.

Parse AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, Incogniton, and GoLogin profile exports into a neutral JSON schema, then normalize to MLX profile/create payloads.

Built for migration workflows: audit what transfers, fill gaps, push profiles to Multilogin.

Problem

Competitor antidetect tools export profiles in incompatible CSV/JSON shapes. MLX profile/create expects a specific payload — timezone, proxy, UA, and masking flags do not map 1:1. Manual migration across hundreds of profiles is error-prone and hides gaps (missing cookies, startup URLs, credentials).

Install

pip install antidetect-importer

# MLX push helper
pip install antidetect-importer[mlx]

Quick start

antidetect-import parse tests/fixtures/adspower/export.csv --format adspower -o raw.json
antidetect-import report raw.json --show-missing-fields
antidetect-import normalize --input raw.json -o mlx-ready.json --folder-id YOUR-FOLDER-UUID
antidetect-import mlx-push --input mlx-ready.json   # requires MLX_TOKEN

CLI

# 1. Parse vendor export → neutral JSON
antidetect-import parse tests/fixtures/adspower/export.csv --format adspower -o raw.json
antidetect-import parse tests/fixtures/dolphin/backup.json --format dolphin -o raw.json
antidetect-import parse tests/fixtures/incogniton/export.json --format incogniton -o raw.json
antidetect-import parse tests/fixtures/gologin/export.json --format gologin -o raw.json

# 2. Migration readiness report (table when gaps exist)
antidetect-import report raw.json --show-missing-fields

# 3. Normalize → MLX-ready JSON
antidetect-import normalize --input raw.json -o mlx-ready.json --folder-id YOUR-FOLDER-UUID

# 4. Push to MLX Cloud (optional)
export MLX_TOKEN=your_bearer_token
export MLX_FOLDER_ID=your-folder-uuid
antidetect-import mlx-push --input mlx-ready.json

# Fail fast on first API error (default: continue and print summary table)
antidetect-import mlx-push --input mlx-ready.json --fail-fast

mlx-push reads the profiles array from mlx-ready.json, maps name, proxy, timezone, ua, and notes into MLX profile/create payloads, and prints a rich summary table listing created and failed profiles (--continue-on-error, default on).

Neutral schema

See docs/NEUTRAL_SCHEMA.md for the full field reference.

Each profile in raw.json includes identity (name, source, source_id), locale (timezone, language, user_agent), screen, proxy, cookies, vendor extras, and parser warnings.

MLX normalization maps these to POST /profile/create with default masking flags. Sidecar fields _cookies, _startup_urls, and _credentials are preserved for follow-up import (cookies via Launcher API or session-bundle-kit).

Supported migrations

Vendor	Supported	--format	Synthetic fixture
AdsPower	yes	adspower	tests/fixtures/adspower/export.csv
Dolphin Anty	yes	dolphin	tests/fixtures/dolphin/backup.json
Incogniton	yes	incogniton	tests/fixtures/incogniton/export.json
GoLogin	yes	gologin	tests/fixtures/gologin/export.json

Typical export sources: AdsPower bulk CSV; Dolphin API { "data": [...] }; Incogniton profileData JSON; GoLogin REST profile array (see docs/NEUTRAL_SCHEMA.md).

Fixtures are synthetic and anonymized — see tests/fixtures/README.md.

Migration checklist (10 steps)

1. Inventory — List profiles, folders, and tags in the source browser; note plan limits on the MLX target.
2. Export metadata — AdsPower CSV, Dolphin API JSON, Incogniton API JSON, or GoLogin REST export (not proprietary local DBs).
3. Parse — antidetect-import parse <export> --format <vendor> -o raw.json.
4. Audit gaps — antidetect-import report raw.json --show-missing-fields (table lists missing MLX fields per profile).
5. Fix timezone / language — Fill IANA timezone and BCP-47 locale in source tool or post-process raw.json.
6. Verify proxy — Ensure each profile has host + port; credentials stay in raw.json / mlx-ready.json (handle as secrets).
7. Normalize — antidetect-import normalize --input raw.json -o mlx-ready.json --folder-id <uuid>; review required_gaps and filled_defaults in output.
8. Drop or patch incomplete — Re-run with --drop-incomplete or fix gaps before push.
9. Push profiles — antidetect-import mlx-push --input mlx-ready.json (requires MLX_TOKEN; optional MLX_FOLDER_ID).
10. Import cookies & warm up — Load _cookies via Launcher API or session-bundle-kit; re-install extensions; warm sessions before production.

Proxy passwords are redacted in reports and logs; parsed JSON files written with -o retain credentials needed for migration.

When migration reports show gaps (playbook)

report --show-missing-fields is the decision point — do not mlx-push blind on hundreds of profiles.

Gap signal	What it means	Next step
Missing timezone / language	Export incomplete or vendor default	Fix in source tool or patch raw.json
Empty proxy host	Profile was local/direct	Assign lane from proxy-lane-checker
required_gaps after normalize	MLX mandatory fields absent	--drop-incomplete or fill via profile-yaml-factory templates
_cookies sidecar only	Metadata pushed, sessions not	session-bundle-kit or Launcher cookie import
High filled_defaults count	Vendor export thin	Spot-check 3 profiles in MLX UI before full batch

End-to-end migration pipeline:

antidetect-import parse export.csv --format adspower -o raw.json
antidetect-import report raw.json --show-missing-fields
proxy-lane check proxies.txt -o lanes.json                    # optional: validate exits
antidetect-import normalize --input raw.json -o mlx.json --folder-id FOLDER
fp-coherence audit mlx.json --strict                          # lint normalized fingerprints
antidetect-import mlx-push --input mlx.json --fail-fast       # pilot 1 profile first
cdp-probe mlx --profile-id NEW_UUID --url https://example.com # post-migration exposure check

Coupon hubs: anti-detect.github.io · SaaSVerdict — guides for SAAS50 / MIN50, pricing comparisons, and workflow playbooks.

Migrate only profiles you are authorized to move; respect source and target vendor terms.

Python API

from antidetect_importer import parse_file, normalize_document

doc = parse_file("tests/fixtures/dolphin/backup.json", format="dolphin")
mlx_doc = normalize_document(doc, folder_id="your-folder-uuid")
print(mlx_doc["required_gaps"])

Development

cd antidetect-importer
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest
ruff check .
python -m build

Limitations

• Metadata migration — Parses export files; does not read proprietary local databases or decrypt vendor vaults.
• Cookies need follow-up — _cookies sidecars are preserved but not pushed by mlx-push; use Launcher API or session-bundle-kit (session-bundle export).
• Vendor coverage — AdsPower, Dolphin, Incogniton, GoLogin only; other tools need custom parsers.
• MLX API required for push — mlx-push needs MLX_TOKEN; parse/normalize/report are offline.

Production

Parse → report → normalize → mlx-push covers competitor metadata migration into MLX profile/create. Cookies and extensions need the follow-up steps in the migration checklist above.

Partner note (affiliate): If Multilogin X is your migration target (folder pools, Launcher CDP, isolated profiles at scale), eligible new browser purchases may accept code SAAS50 at multilogin.com — verify current terms before checkout. We only mention MLX when migration workflow fits; parse/normalize work offline without any account. Full disclosure: docs/AFFILIATE.md. Deals hubs: anti-detect.github.io · SaaSVerdict. Coupon details only via antidetect-import --show-deal (never printed by default).

FAQ: docs/FAQ.md — AdsPower to Multilogin, Dolphin Anty, Incogniton, GoLogin migration.

Related tools (on PyPI)

Package	CLI	Role
playwright-cdp-probe	cdp-probe	CDP / WebDriver exposure score
cookie-jar-bridge	cookie-bridge	Netscape ↔ Playwright cookies
proxy-lane-checker	proxy-lane	Proxy TCP / HTTP / geo / DNSBL
fingerprint-coherence	fp-coherence	UA / screen / timezone lint
mlx-warmup-kit	mlx-warmup	Post-migration browser warmup
cloud-phone-kit	cloud-phone	Mobile app profiles (TikTok/IG)
automation-farm-runner	farm-runner	Folder cron + mlx-pool

Migration pipeline: antidetect-import parse → mlx-push → mlx-warmup plan → farm-runner mlx-pool

License

MIT

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Production antidetect: Multilogin X · Code SAAS50 (-50% browser) · MIN50 (-50% cloud phone)
More scripts: @Multilogin_Scripts_Bot · anti-detect.github.io · SaaSVerdict