A Python-based bot for automating gameplay in Pokemon Go, featuring multi-bot support, humanlike behavior, and extensive configuration.
PokemonGo-Bot is a Python-based automation tool that simulates gameplay in Pokemon Go, performing tasks like catching Pokemon, spinning Pokestops, and managing inventory. It addresses the lack of an official API by using community-supported patches and services to interact with the game. The bot is highly configurable, allowing users to define rules for behavior, targeting, and resource management.
Developers and advanced users interested in automating Pokemon Go gameplay for testing, research, or personal use, who are comfortable with Python configuration and self-hosting.
It offers extensive customization and multi-bot support compared to simpler automation scripts, with features like humanlike behavior simulation, Telegram integration, and Docker deployment for flexibility and control.
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Runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux using Python, as highlighted in the features list, ensuring broad accessibility across operating systems.
Includes configurable catch, evolve, and transfer rules based on IVs and types, allowing precise control over gameplay, as detailed in the PokemonOptimizer settings.
Enables event reporting and command execution via Telegram, facilitating remote bot oversight and snipe functionality within a 30km radius.
Offers containerized setup options, simplifying deployment and management in various environments, as mentioned in the features and installation docs.
Depends on community patches and hash services, which can be unstable or discontinued, risking bot functionality since no public API is available.
Requires detailed setup and customization, evidenced by extensive documentation and configuration files, making it challenging for non-developers.
Explicitly violates Pokemon Go's terms of service, as stated in the disclaimer, leading to potential account bans if detected by Niantic.