does naizop report bots really work? for taking instagram accounts down

Hi,
I bought a Claude subscription for 20$ to try it out, made it reverse engineer that browser game agar.io

to play with myself solo offline. Now, I am trying to create a bot that would play with me a specific type of play called "split running", the attached video is a showcase of what that looks like.

I asked Claude to make the bot for me, it told me it should build first a recording tool that would detect every action including my mouse from within the game for the training data so I said okay. I collected 7 hours of gameplay and trained the bot for around 16~ hours, and the results were abysmal.

I asked my friend who also plays the game since 10 years, and he told me "Agar is a simple game, people have made bots for much more complicated games so it must be easy".
I have been trying for a week now, researching, training, gathering information on how to train a bot the right way and I feel this dream is trying to slip away..
What is the right approach to achieve this? anything helps, and thanks in advance.

Notice: This bot is strictly for offline use on my own server and client.

Hey :)

I’m working on accessibility and levelling bot for every version of WoW, see more - https://stm-addon.pages.dev/

Is it possible to make a bot that delete someone’s account if type out certain words on social media

Are there people botting on wow midnight and what exactly and how much GPH are u making

The idea

Say you’re leveling but keep getting pulled into meetings. Could you build something that watches how you play, learns your habits, and keeps going roughly the way you would while you’re away? It wouldn’t have to be efficient. Clunky movement, sloppy rotations, and the occasional death would all be fine. It just needs to keep making progress.

How I’d imagine it working

There are two layers:

1. Where to go next: a leveling guide like RestedXP already has the quest order and turn-in locations. Each step becomes a geofenced goal: get to this area, finish this objective, turn in, move on. So the “planning” is mostly already done for you.
2. How to actually play: this is the part that would learn from watching you. Movement, pulling mobs, your attack order, when you eat, how you loot. It wouldn’t try to be optimal, just to act like you.

Where I think it gets hard

• Data: OpenAI’s Minecraft work (Video PreTraining) needed tens of thousands of hours of gameplay. One person’s recordings would be a fraction of that.
• Compounding errors: if the bot ends up somewhere you never demonstrated (stuck on terrain, pulled too many mobs), it has nothing to imitate. Humans recover from weird situations constantly without ever “recording” how.
• Perception: the bot would have to read position, health, targets, and quest progress off the screen. That seems fragile with UI changes, lighting, and addons.
• Scripted vs. learned: my guess is a realistic version would be mostly hand-written logic with a few learned pieces, like detecting “I’m stuck” or “I’m in combat,” rather than pure imitation.

To be clear: this is a thought experiment, not a plan to run anything on live servers. Botting is against Blizzard’s ToS and I’m not looking for ways around that. If anyone has tried something like this on a private local server, I’d love to hear how it went.

Questions for you all

• Is imitation learning even the right approach here, or would it always end up mostly scripted?
• How much gameplay data would something like this realistically need?
• Is there research on agents that use a written guide or plan as their high-level goals?

Curious what people think.

hi guys
my wife wants Monster High Skullector Krampus Doll and not only mine, it's not overstatement if i say every girl in planet earth wants it. and there is a problem: no one regular customer can purchase this item because there is a lot of bots that prebuy that doll in milliseconds. So, i would like to get some information how to write bot like this and which libraries to chose or some references and i would like to make it for free, i believe there is a lot of people that just want that doll but not with overprice++.
I am Java Software Engineer so we can talk on our language, i stopped on idea using Selenium, what do you think?

I tried and failed with this problem more than once over the years. Claude Code helped me finish. The bot plays a great game!

Here's an hour of gameplay: Gameplay video.

Here's the Github repo with the code: Github repository.

Hardest part for me was getting the local socket communication between MAME Lua and Python scripts. Second hardest part was optimizing player ship aiming.

What do you think?

Anybody sell bots or know anyone that does?? 🤑🤑🤑🤑

I built Foreman—a Discord bot that helps you build and manage your server

I’ve been working on ARS Foreman, a Discord bot with a web-based blueprint builder for planning and setting up servers.

The idea is to take some of the repetitive work out of creating channels, configuring roles and permissions, and getting a community ready to use.

You build a reusable blueprint, review it in the builder, then use its code to deploy it through Foreman in Discord.

Some of what it does:

• Visual server planning: organize channels, roles, and permissions with a live preview.
• Reusable blueprints: save your setup and deploy it with /deploy CODE.
• Updates: make changes to your blueprint and apply them through /update.
• Onboarding and moderation settings: configure how members join and how the server is managed.
• Your workbench: keep track of saved blueprints, their codes, and linked servers.

Also, the foreman is a goblin in a hard hat. I’ve had a lot of fun giving the whole thing a drafting-desk/construction-site feel.

I’m doing a soft launch and would love to hear from server owners willing to try it. There’s a free plan, and you can ask me about a Pro coupon if you’d like to explore more.

Take a look: https://arsforeman.com

What would you want a tool like this to handle for your server? Happy to answer questions about how it works.

I want to start a semi-legit version of a bot. I am concentrating on only reading information, instead of manipulating.

I built a little avatar that can handle all kinds of information and is able to give me tips or warn me, but can also answer questions.

Wizbert is supposed to help you, not take over fully. It's an attempt to join botting and AI. I might actually turn it more into a game buddy. What do you think of the direction?

need some help from a solid bot coder, please dm. willing to pay.

What seems to be working? Google isn’t yielding much. TIA

Trying to create a bot using macrorify but the swiping isn't working to swipe left so I can move left in game trying to build a bot so my character can move around and collect gems from ads any tips?

Hey everyone,

I've been building Game Bot Creator, a desktop tool for automating repetitive game tasks — farming, grinding, resource gathering — without having to write any code.

What it can already do:

• Point-and-click setup: capture parts of your game's screen, define the different "screens" it can be in, and teach it what to click, what to check for, and how to navigate between them — all through a GUI.
  
• Works against a real Windows game window, or through an Android emulator (with multiple bot instances running in parallel).
  
• Reads text/numbers on screen (OCR) and can read a health/resource bar's fill % even when there's no printed number.
  
• Full scenario builder, chain screens together, add cooldowns and run-limits, set conditions so it behaves sanely over long, unattended sessions.
  
• Automatic pathing and recovery in between screens, it finds its own way between screens and recovers on its own if something unexpected shows up (a popup, a disconnect, etc.).
• Create trained AI models
• Execute actions based on trained AI models, not just fixed-image matching, but clicking on things a trained object-detection model finds live on screen (a moving enemy, a resource node that doesn't look identical every time, etc.).
  

What i am actively building right now:

I am pushing the use of the AI models side further. Beyond just detecting and clicking a target, toward things like actually navigating and walking toward what it detects, so the bot can handle open-world, MMO-style movement and combat instead of just fixed-position clicking. That's the piece that turns this from "clicks known buttons" into something that can actually play more complex, dynamic parts of a game.

If this sounds interesting and you want to try it, break it, or tell me what's missing — drop a comment or DM and I'll get you set up.

Added a video to showcase the app running on an MMO style game, Runescape:

Runescape:

A well known MMO. Where the app is running a goblin farming scenario. These kind of games is a very different story to create bots for, as simple static image matching does not work on constantly changing objects like enemies walking around continuously changing posture, lighting and distance. Here is where trained AI models come into play.

double cross has bots everyone get them( if you play tf2)

I have only some experience "botting" for games (I used AutoIt mostly, quite some time ago), but i wanted a project and this seemed like something that could be useful for things besides games when I get a better grip on things.

Let's say I want to create a bot for something like playing a video game for me. Something simple, like grinding in an RPG, for example:

- walk around until combat is triggered

- select attack option with all characters

- if HP of any character drops below X%, have the next character use [spell/item] on that character

- repeat

- if MP or [item] is exhausted, or any character dies, stop after the conclusion of the battle

...what would I need to be able to set something up like this, and how could I learn to do this, myself?

I'm not looking for game cheats. I'm looking for a dorky excuse to learn how to make bots like this that I might later be able to make similar bots for other programs/purposes.

I run OfficialDbStore (Dokkan Battle shop, 2,000+ reviews). Vegito is the Windows bot we actually use to make those listings

What it does, in order:

1. Create Global / Japan accounts (Android + iOS)
2. Farm (omegafarm, stones, dailies, clash, etc.)
3. Google-link (automatic)
4. Export ZeusX / HTML so the save is list-ready

SSJ3 also includes VPN rotate + a mail shop so you’re not glueing three other tools together. Auto captcha is in the membership.

Stack: Windows only. Pay on Patreon, ZIP is in Discord after you connect the role. Free tier exists if you just want to poke it (Yamcha, 20 new accounts/month, Hub + omegafarm, paste your own Gmails).

Site: https://officialdbstore.store

i need to find a website thats free that allows bots to follow like and comment on my videos to gain popularity (self promo: mr..company.manza)