Jev-GamePilot

A universal autonomous gaming agent in Python. It captures real-time gameplay at 60+ FPS, fuses local reflexes from Laya — described as sub-30 ms System One inference — with higher-level reasoning from TypeSafe Jev's Choice, Score and Noul questions, then executes physical inputs on Windows PC games or a connected Android phone.

PC profiles include Balatro, Slay the Spire, Hearthstone/MTG/Master Duel, Windows Solitaire, Aim Lab and KovaaK's, Roblox, Minecraft, Trackmania and Chrome Dino, plus a universal profile. Phone profiles cover Clash of Clans, Brawl Stars, Solar Smash, Subway Surfers, Fruit Ninja, Clash Royale, Marvel SNAP, Pokémon TCG Pocket and more.

Keep the .bat launchers in the repo folder — they resolve their working directory relative to themselves — then double-click run-pc-pilot.bat or run python pc_pilot.py --profile auto to auto-detect the active game window, naming a profile like pc_balatro for a specific game. Phone play uses run-phone-pilot.bat or python phone_pilot.py --profile auto.

The README excerpt says the agent is powered by Laya and TypeSafe's Jev but does not document key configuration, dependency installation, or cost. Check the repository's setup files before running; neither the GitHub description nor the captured README lists environment variables or hardware requirements beyond Windows and an Android device for phone play.

PC pilot locks onto a running Windows game window — Steam, Epic, Battle.net, browser or standalone — and sends microsecond hardware scan codes via SendInput, precision mouse clicks and smooth card drag gestures. Phone pilot connects over ADB on USB or Wi-Fi, captures the screen and injects touches, and detects orientation to adjust drawers and target coordinates.

Two brains: Laya gives instant local reflexes at what the README calls sub-30 ms System One inference, while TypeSafe Jev's Choice, Score and Noul questions handle high-level strategic reasoning. GamePilot fuses both before executing physical inputs, which is how it keeps a 60+ FPS capture loop reacting while still making slower strategic calls.

GitHub metadata shows no license file, and the README excerpt publishes no benchmarks, accuracy figures or cost estimates beyond the sub-30 ms claim for Laya. PC play needs Windows; phone play needs an Android device reachable over ADB. Treat the showcased profile list as the supported scope rather than a guarantee for every game.