I will develop ai game automation, mobile game bot with claude code, deepseek harness


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About this gig
Manual game testing and farming eats hours you don't have and breaks the moment the game updates.
I will develop ai game automation, mobile game bot with Claude Code, DeepSeek Harness.
I build AI-assisted automation systems that keep running, not throwaway scripts.
What you get:
- Custom Appium automation for Android & iOS
- Computer vision bots (OpenCV, YOLO) for visual detection
- Human-like gesture patterns that stables automation
- Auto-recovery logic for updates and crashes
- Multi-device / multi-instance orchestration
- Full source code, documentation, and setup support
- Private server mode
- Custom tools and overlays
- Provider-agnostic bot decision logic (DeepSeek Harness) swap between DeepSeek, Claude, or OpenAI for in-game decision-making without rebuilding the bot
I use Claude Code for rapid development, but I personally handle the architecture, debugging, and testing you get reviewed, maintainable code, not raw AI output that breaks on day two.
Tools:
- Python,
- Appium,
- UIAutomator2,
- XCTest,
- Android Studio,
- Xcode,
- ADB,
- OpenCV,
- YOLO.
Message me your game and platform and I'll scope the fastest working path.
Get to know phillipsegs
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- FromNigeria
- Member sinceJun 2026
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Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
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FAQ
Appium vs simple script bots?
Appium hooks into the UI layer, survives updates better; I layer CV on top when needed.
Android + iOS both?
Yes, UIAutomator2 + XCTest through Appium.
Game updates and breaks it?
Standard/Premium include auto-recovery + 45/90-day patch window.
Need my game credentials?
Only if login required; recommend a test account.
Can you fix my existing bot?
Yes, send it and I'll audit + rebuild weak parts.
OpenCV vs YOLO?
OpenCV = fast rule-based matching; YOLO = trained model for cluttered/variable elements.
Is this raw AI output?
No — Claude Code speeds dev, I handle architecture/testing myself.
Emulator or real device?
Both supported; real devices more reliable for production.
Is this against ToS?
Depends on the title; I build the tech, you confirm compliance.
