Genesis 2.28: Habits, Remote Control and smarter walking

Habits let a bot handle the same interruption the same way wherever it turns up. Remote Control lets you watch and send instructions to your running bots from a browser. Walks and world-item clicks perform more smoothly.

Habits

• Teach a bot a habit: whenever something shows on screen (a message to close, health running low), the bot deals with it and then carries on with what it was doing. Habits are triggered by conditions, not arrows. They are for things that interrupt the regular task cycle, and replace the previous 'Reaction' system
• Your habits follow you: they're kept per environment on your account, so every bot in that environment can use them. Turn them off for any one bot
• A Habits button in the main window and the bot editor shows every habit in one place
• Bots you share can carry their habits. Anyone who downloads one gets them as copies they can keep or remove, but your own habits supersede borrowed habits when they have the same trigger

Remote Control

• Watch and control your bots from any browser: the live page shows all your current running bot sessions, and shows what your bot can see. Tap to click, press keys, type, and queue instructions that run in order between the bot's own steps
• Close-ups: pin up to three parts of the window and they're shown at full detail, easy to read on a phone (for example, to read and respond to chat)
• Off by default. It's switched on only from the computer the bot runs on (Allow Remote Control). With it off, the page still says what the bot is doing, in words

Bot Editor

• Conditions are edited where they are: confirm, finish, habit and arrow conditions each show as a card you change in place. AND/OR groups let a step finish on "(arrived AND stopped) OR fell"
• New finish condition: arriving in an area, for steps that can end somewhere other than where you meant
• New arrow condition: "this walk stopped short", for a walk that can end at a shut gate or an obstacle

Running Bots

• Blocked walks are noticed: a walk that stops getting anywhere stops clicking and follows the step's arrows instead of clicking the map 20 times
• Walks to the edge of the map are clicked where they are, and walk clicks land in a more natural spread
• The view settles after a walk before the bot clicks a fixed item, so it no longer aims along the slide
• World items just outside their search area: when the item plainly is the right one, it's clicked, and the area is widened once that has worked a few times
• More natural timing on steps calibrated only a few times: they're no longer held to the exact range those few samples happened to give
• Long waits vary more naturally from one cycle to the next. The Biometrics dashboard has a new check, *Waits repeating in blocks*

AI assistant beta

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

• Chat with a running bot from the website, the same way as from the pause menu (needs Remote Control)
• Your assistant can see and change a running bot through the connector (needs Remote Control)
• AI monitoring watches the readings: it steps in and responds to unusual values (for example low health, or depleted run energy)
• Gave AI monitoring more contextual information on the last 25 minutes of your run, to drive better decisions

Main Window and Sharing

• Good Design mark on shared bots that have a default for every decision, human timing and breaks
• Shared bots show their map on the library page
• A renamed account keeps every bot and environment as yours

Bug Fixes

• A wait now ends when the environment logs out under it, instead of running its full time
• Many smaller fixes to walking, finish conditions and timing