Autorouter Help in APD 24.1

Hello,

I wanted to ask how someone could auto route or begin the process of auto bonding (I don't know if auto bonding is the same as a traditional auto route) a common bond pad line on some y axis to alternating bond fingers using a single auto bonding command. I just recently learned about the auto bonding command after trying to add guide - lines to the top and bottom bond finger lines and wanted to see if I could speed the process up. 

My goal is to be able to auto route these large numbers of pads in a short amount of time and not do them individually as well, so as to avoid any error on my part where they might be on the wrong layer so the simulations are all messed up. The layout is roughly as so:

Top Finger   -   Empty space  -  Top Finger  -  Empty space - ... 

Empty space - Bottom Finger - Empty space - Bottom Finger - ...

      Pad -                 Pad -               Pad -                Pad - ....

Where the connects are perfectly orthogonal to the pads and the finger it goes on, all while the pattern between top row and bottom row of fingers is alternating.

Given this information, how would I implement the auto routing function for this?

I tried to write a Python Script to do this for me since the wiring is simple, but unfortunately, I was completely stuck with some issues in the software. If I take a completed wiring and export it, then try to import it back into the project, I'm left with nothing but errors which include:

- A shift of every net 25 microns to the right.

-Some nets that don't appear due to objects not being found for them to lay on. The coordinates of those nets are given, which should be the ones at the very left (negative edge), but they don't appear on the POSITIVE edge. So, it feels like all consistency is gone. 

I tried to account for these in the program, but nothing ended up working. The 3 far right nets still don't exist despite giving me an error for them on the left side and the nets are still shifted 25 microns to the right of where I want them to be. Has someone created a python script for this that I could run? Or knows what the issue is?

Thank you.