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Automat lets you automate computer tasks and games without programming. Record and replay mouse/keyboard macros, OCR text from other apps, and build logic that reacts to hotkeys. It can grind levels in most single-player games. Free to use; Steam release supports the project.

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Marek “𝖒𝖆𝖋” Rogalski

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Automat

Automat is a tool that lets you make computers do stuff without writing traditional code. It focuses on practical automation you can use in games and everyday apps, turning complex programming into a simple sequence of actions.

Core capabilities:

  • Play Games — Record and replay macros with mouse and keyboard, so you can automate repetitive battles, grinding, or crafting loops.
  • See the Screen — Capture on-screen content and apply OCR to recognize text inside other applications, enabling responsive actions based on what you see.
  • Create Logic — React to hotkeys and script behaviors by chaining simple instructions, building reliable automation without coding syntax.

Automat is designed to work with a wide range of single‑player games. It can grind levels and gold in many titles and is reported to work with popular games such as Skyrim, Pokémon, Kingdom Come Deliverance II, and Black Myth Wukong. In short, it aims to be compatible with most single‑player experiences you throw at it.

The project stands out for its small footprint and careful craftsmanship. It’s not a commercial product, but a community‑driven tool created by hackers who pursue the challenge and the belief that computers should be easier to make do what you want. Automat is free to use, and supporting the Steam release is the simplest way to back the ongoing work. If you want to contribute beyond using it, the project welcomes newcomers to the Discord community.

The idea is simple: programming often feels like navigating a dense map of abstract rules. Automat provides a practical alternative—a map made of actions you can record, a way to read what’s on screen, and a flow of instructions you can connect to form powerful automation. It’s a tool designed to democratize control over computers, offering a “GPS for automation” that makes it possible to get computers to do the boring or complex tasks you’d rather skip.