Autopilot

Let AI play your game for you.

Overview

Hand off the controller to AI. Autopilot can help you grind through tedious sections, get past a difficult boss, or just watch the game play itself.

Give Autopilot a goal in plain language, and it will work through the steps to accomplish it. It takes screenshots, analyzes the game state, and executes button presses to make progress.

How It Works

1. Open Autopilot from the game menu
2. Describe what you want to accomplish
3. Watch as the AI plays for you
4. Stop at any time to take back control

Autopilot sends screenshots to AI to understand what's happening on screen. For supported games (like Pokemon), it can also read game memory for deeper understanding of the current state.

Modes

Vision Mode

The default mode for all games. Autopilot analyzes screenshots to understand menus, dialogue, and gameplay.

Insight Mode

For Pokemon games, Autopilot can read game memory directly. This provides detailed information about your party, items, location, and game progress for smarter decision-making.

Example Tasks

• "Grind my party to level 30"
• "Walk to the next town"
• "Complete this puzzle"
• "Beat this boss"
• "Navigate through this menu"

Stopping Autopilot

You can stop Autopilot at any time by pressing the stop button. Any in-progress actions will be cancelled immediately, and you'll regain full control.

Subtasks

For complex goals, Autopilot breaks the work into subtasks and shows progress as it completes each one. This helps you understand what it's doing and how far along it is.

Conversations

Autopilot maintains a conversation history during a session. You can give follow-up instructions or ask questions about what it's doing. Start a new session to clear the history and begin fresh.

Credits

Autopilot uses AI credits. Complex tasks that require many steps will use more credits. See AI Credits for details on credit usage and purchasing additional credits.