  We introduce autoboot, a Mathematica program which automatically generates
mixed-correlator bootstrap equations of an arbitrary number of scalar external
operators, given the global symmetry group and the representations of the
operators. The output is a Python program which uses Ohtsuki's cboot which in
turn uses Simmons-Duffin's sdpb. In an appendix we also discuss a simple
technique to significantly reduce the time to run sdpb, which we call
hot-starting.
