Xyra plays the boring parts for you. Build a bot in a visual editor, teach it what to look for, then relax. It taps, walks and collects while you focus on what matters.
Grabs a fresh picture of the game, five times every second.
every 200 msFinds what you taught it, even half hidden. No exact positions, ever.
target · 0.97Reads the numbers right off the screen, on your phone. Nothing leaves it.
reads “88”Picks the next move on its own. Walk to it, grab it, or back off.
MOVE → CLAIMTaps and moves the stick like a person would, a little off the beat.
tap (armed)Five times a second it grabs the screen, finds its targets, and acts. No scripts of blind coordinates.
Every bot is a flow you can read: find a thing, tap it, react to what the game says. Snap steps together, reorder them, and watch the run path light up. Open any bot and change everything. No code, no manual. If you can read a recipe, you can build a bot.
Four reflexes get the first look every tick, before the active state acts. Any of them can grab control mid route and hand it back once it is clear. The whole machine is data, not code.
Vision, input, data and flow. Snap them together, then give any block a rule of its own. Confirm three times before you believe it. Forgive one miss. Look again with a fresh screenshot.
Pick a few blocks, save them as your own, and drop them into the next bot in one piece.
Xyra Academy is a tiny game you are welcome to try by hand. You will lose. The levels are tuned past human reach, and each one teaches you to build the bot that clears it.
Half the board only almost says it. You will be certain you tapped the right one. Xyra reads every tile, every frame, and it never almosts.
The light shows one chest at a time, then it closes. Now name the richest. You cannot hold nine numbers in your head. It opened all nine and did the sums.
Half of it is outside the screen. You get a sliver and a guess. Xyra carries a purpose-built half for every edge, so a sliver is all it needs.
It played, wrote down every single thing it saw, and the answers fell out of the pile.
Every confirmed detection can be clipped straight into your dataset, keeping its score and screen position.
More approved labels, a better threshold, fewer false alarms.
This one is an illustration. Your curve comes from your own labels.
Every find from our own runs, on one map. They pile up along the screen edges, almost never in the middle. So that is where the bot looks first.
Most targets show up bigger or smaller than the template. It tries the most common sizes first and stops the moment one locks.
Each target gets its own line, set where the real ones and the fakes pull apart.
Half covered, thirty pixels tall.
Reads on the phone. Nothing is sent anywhere.
It opens every chest, reads what is left on every prize row, and does the math you would not stay up for. Most nights the answer is no, and it stays quiet. It wakes you only on the night the answer is yes.
That bar is the real one. It is the same slider you drag in the app, and the bot never argues with it. Plenty of chests float over 100 percent. Your line decides which ones are worth waking up for. Pull it left and watch the bot start settling for chests it would have walked past.
No technical knowledge required. Four steps, and the grind is someone else's problem.
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Xyra handles the repetitive parts while you focus on what matters.
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by @xyra · climbs the weekly boss ladder, retries until three stars, and banks every reward before reset.
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