The task is to build a small-scale robo-click solution that routes every request through genuine US residential proxies. I will supply the list of content-based sites (mostly news and blog pages) and the exact URLs that need to be visited. Each hit must mimic a real user—clean headers, realistic delays, no datacenter footprints—so that our analytics platform records the visit as organic. The sole objective is to generate accurate engagement data for an existing business, not to boost ad revenue or manipulate rankings. Core workflow • Spin up a fresh residential IP for every session (or at minimum every N clicks, configurable). • Open the target page, wait for it to load fully, follow the designated link(s) in sequence, then exit cleanly. • Log timestamp, proxy IP, and status for each click; return a daily CSV or JSON summary. Technical preferences Python with Selenium, Playwright, or similar headless browser tools are fine—as long as we can run it on a Linux VM and adjust concurrency and pacing from a simple config file. The proxy provider’s API key will be supplied after contract start. Acceptance criteria 1. 95 %+ of sessions must register in our analytics dashboard without being flagged as bots. 2. Click counts, IPs, and timestamps in your log must match analytics tallies within a 3 % margin. 3. Script must handle at least 5,000 clicks/day with automatic retry on network failure. Please propose your approach, preferred tools, and any prior experience dealing with residential proxies and analytics integrity.