Genesis 2.26: Custom environments, plans, and the AI assistant beta

Our biggest update yet, and the first main release since 2.12: everything from the 2.13 to 2.25 betas in one go. Every bot gets a clearer editor, environments you can build and share for any game, plans for running bots in a row, and a warning before a run would give you away. The AI assistant is in here too, in beta for Ultimate and ViP members for now.

Bot Editor

• Version history: every bot keeps restore points, so any change - yours, calibration's or the assistant's - can be rolled back
• Add to Map extends a bot's map with new areas without breaking the bot, and Merge joins two zones that are really one place
• List view, Focus and Tidy for big bots: the actions as a searchable list with filters, one step and its neighbours on their own, or the graph laid out for you (with undo)
• A clearer graph: green arrows are the usual next step and blue ones are taken only when a condition holds; several ways between two steps (OR) draw as one striped arrow; badges mark a step with a timing warning, no default arrow, or two steps that could be one - and a Key explains them
• Easier editing: drag the middle of an action to move it and its outer ring to draw an arrow, Delete removes an arrow, and conditions are built from labelled rows with a plain-words comparison
• Load from bot: start a new bot as a copy of one you already have
• Aim... and Order...: choose where on a world item the bot aims, and which inventory slots or map tiles an item click takes, in what order
• Name your items with a right-click on the item strip; logs and charts then use the names. Genesis also suggests names for your pictures
• Spells, prayers and menu options are matched by their picture rather than their position
• Placeholder items let you build a bot around items you do not have yet and capture them later
• Define a world item with one click, with a live count of how many the bot can see
• Measured timing you change is reshaped rather than replaced, and can be restored

Environments

• Custom environments: build one for any game or private server from scratch - no official environment is needed
• Share them: publish an environment, keep it up to date, and install other people's from the new Environments tab; add-ons extend a published one and are shared in groups
• Your edits survive updates: your own additions live in a layer of their own and travel with the bots you share
• Window mode finds a game by the window it is drawn in, for clients whose interface can be moved and resized
• Anchor help: suggested anchors, alternative graphics, linked graphics and a stray-pixel allowance for corners with no unique graphic
• The environment editor, variable screen, font editor and world-item editor have a new look; a font learns its letters from text you type
• The bank's view of your inventory counts as the inventory while the bank is open

Running Bots

• Plans: bots and breaks in order, each with a range, a wait until a time of day, saved and reused - Start runs the plan
• Breaks and fatigue carry over when a session restarts; distractions and the odd long lapse now happen on the clock, not only on busy bots
• Warnings before you start: the Biometrics dashboard's red findings are shown beside Start, including bot time across every computer on your account
• Smarter timing: a step that waits for the game is timed from the finish with your own reaction; small items are aimed with size-aware floors and a click that knew it missed is clicked again
• More realistic mouse travel, lead-in moves, idle movement and chain clicks; map clicks always land on the map
• Much faster and more reliable text reading, and lower memory use
• Clear help when Genesis cannot find your game: display scaling, several monitors, colour depth or an enlarged window
• Run-once bots (a route to somewhere), a bot queue, and several bots at once: one on Free and Light, three on Heavy, six on Ultimate and ViP

Main Window

• My Bots opens first: your bots with their status, a card per bot with its action map, sharing and description, and the setup steps for an unfinished one
• Share tab with search and sort, download counts and session lengths; share links bring somebody straight to a bot, with extra trial hours for a new account
• Camera settings are kept per bot, with a picture of the grid you set
• A notice strip for news and what needs you, a bot-time bar for the week, and your rank and daily cap in the account band
• Beta channel: Ultimate and ViP members can opt into pre-release builds from the members area

AI assistant beta

In beta - open to Ultimate and ViP members for now, and to everyone later.

• Genesis connector: add Genesis to your own AI assistant (Claude, or anything that takes MCP connectors) and it can read your bots and runs, explain why a session stopped, and queue changes - every one shown to you for approval first
• Ask inside Genesis: a question from the bot editor, the environment editor or the activity log, answered with the same view of your bot, as a Standard or an Advanced question
• Build and repair: describe a bot and the assistant writes it; it can add components and readings to an environment from a screenshot, and repair ones a client update moved
• AI monitoring: before a bot gives up, it can ask whether the run can be saved and try the fix - off by default, one tick per run
• Genesis Plus: the connector and monthly AI credits; top-ups never expire
• Guardrails: the assistant works within Genesis - it cannot quietly replace your measured timing, switch off breaks or add pacing steps without your say-so

Bug Fixes

• Login fixes: passwords with capitals or symbols, the Jagex Launcher, and remembered logins with certain characters
• Target run time stops reliably, and a logout before any break no longer ends the session
• World-item tracking no longer goes stale (clicking an empty rock), and one failed click no longer breaks every click after it
• Bots with more than 128 actions run correctly, and a stray character in a bot file no longer corrupts it
• Fixes to make-X menu aim, duplicate map zones, movement reads on slow machines, and many more