Guides, strategies, and deep dives on OSRS automation, from antiban patterns to plugin engineering.
We ran 40+ accounts through the same setup and changed one variable. The results made us rethink everything about bot detection.
Autoclickers break Jagex's macroing rule on the first click and produce the most robotic input profile there is. What the rules say, how detection works, and what ban reports show.
Yes, RuneLite is allowed by Jagex. What the rules say about Plugin Hub and third-party plugins, and where the ban line actually sits.
RuneMate, DreamBot and Sammich shut down in August 2026, a month after the first wave. Three architectures, one legal pattern.
PowBot, TRiBot, Storm, Inubot and OSMB paused sales or shut down in July 2026. What happened, what the pattern says, what to ask next.
How Jagex links accounts through random.dat, IP tracking, and machine fingerprinting, and how to keep one ban from taking everything down.
The Bot Detector plugin scores every player it sees and reports to Jagex. What it collects, how accurate it is, what it means for you.
Which OSRS bot clients still make sense in 2026: why injection bots died with the Java client, and what running inside RuneLite changes.
The mouse hook, input heuristics, the AFK gate and Botwatch: how OSRS bot detection works in 2026, from public reverse engineering research.
Session patterns, behavioral detection, mouse humanization and how ban waves work: what we've learned about staying under the radar in 2026.
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