rs-sdk: Runescape Automation Library for Coding Agents and Research
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Summary
The article describes rs-sdk, a research-oriented starter kit for creating Runescape-style bots. It includes a TypeScript SDK, agent documentation, bindings, and a server emulator. The project enables users to build and operate bots within a complex MMO environment, allowing automation of gameplay, account leveling, and experimentation with agentic development techniques. The primary goals are to provide a testing environment for goal-directed program synthesis techniques (like Ralph loops) and facilitate research into collaboration and competition within bot-only settings.
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Build and operate bots within a complex economic role-playing MMO. You can automate the game, level an account to all 99s, and experiment with agentic development techniques within a safe, bot-only setting.
The goals of this project are to provide a rich testing environment for goal-directed program synthesis techniques (Ralph loops, etc), and to facilitate research into collaboration and competition.
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