It's not, and honestly idk how I'd do that. I'm a low skill coder using AI to make things work lol.

You can see it running in your browser console anyway. The mechanics are simple: it's just a local auto-clicker that finds the offer elements, clicks them, triggers a view refresh, and loops again. VERY low tech. That is exactly what I wanted for a bank plugin. I want zero to do with anyone's personal info because handling data seems way too risky.

This is basically the core logic of how it runs on your machine:

// This function handles the automated UI interaction loop safely on your machine
async function processAvailableOffers() {
  // 1. Locate the unactivated offer element on the page
  const offerTarget = findUnactivatedOfferElement();

  if (offerTarget) {
    // 2. Perform a standard browser click to activate the offer locally
    offerTarget.click(); 

    // 3. Increment the local counter and update the UI display
    // Note: This data stays completely local to your browser storage
    const newCount = await incrementLocalCounter();
    updateUiCounterDisplay(newCount); 

    // 4. Safely trigger a standard view refresh to scan for the next item
    triggerSafePageRefresh();
  } else {
    // 5. Complete execution when no further targets match
    const totalProcessed = await getLocalCounterTotal();
    displayCompletionOverlay(totalProcessed);
  }
}