Well, if possible I use Claude, which is superb. But telling a chatbot to click x, y is really easy. And so is, check this screen region for this color.
The problem isn't telling the chatbot to do it. The problem is finding out what to tell the chat bot to click. The average user doesn't how to translate screen regions into an X, Y coordinate.
With most gui auto clickers you can just click a button and click the spot on the screen you want it to click.
Ignoring the moving of the goalpost from getting clicks out of an LLM to actually making it user friendly
First shot attempt: "I need a AHK script that has a good and simple autoclicker GUI"
Follow up prompt: "Implement clicking specific screen regions in a user friendly way. An end user shouldn't need to know x or y coordinates."
2nd prompt added clicking regions or points.
There's also a bunch of free and open source clickers out there. Like PyMacroRecord or AutoClicker2. So this Steam app seems like neat store bloat.
Just a quick glance at the reviews and I cannot agree more.
It's a very complicated auto clicker that doesn't really seem to do anything unique. It boasts "Image detection" but I was unable to get it to pick up what I wanted it to click on. Ultimately there are much better, and specifically free, auto clickers out there.
It seems I've poorly communicated. I was talking about user friendliness of AHK AND the capabilities from the beginning. At least that was what was going through my mind with my initial reply. I guess I should have been more specific with my wording. Sorry about that. I'm just discussing. I'm not on a crusade against AI/AHK. And I'm certainly not here to shill for some random autoclicker I honestly know nothing about.
I was more talking about AHK and autoclickers in a general sense. I use AHK myself. And yes there are a lot of good open source options out there.
I honestly didn't expect the AI to reliably present a working gui script for such a task. I have tested in the past and had a lot of problems with AI like chatgpt understanding stuff like this (especially math and coding related prompts). But clearly you have proven it can be done.
ChatGPT is actually quite dumb but it's the most well known name. The only reason OpenAI is still somewhat in the AI game is because they have the most money for training. While research and improvements are made by other companies. I highly recommend Claude (paid version) for programming and mathematics. It can even write, render and share small interactive websites made with React.
AHK isn't friendly for most. I'm just being salty someone made an auto clicker/macro recorder and is selling it for 5 bucks on Steam under such a generic name. Especially because it looks like another Electron/Browser based ram bloat program.
ChatGPT can give you any script you need if you can't just Google it.
And its more powerful.
With most gui auto clickers you can just click a button and click the spot on the screen you want it to click.
Ignoring the moving of the goalpost from getting clicks out of an LLM to actually making it user friendlyFirst shot attempt: "I need a AHK script that has a good and simple autoclicker GUI"
Follow up prompt: "Implement clicking specific screen regions in a user friendly way. An end user shouldn't need to know x or y coordinates."
2nd prompt added clicking regions or points.
There's also a bunch of free and open source clickers out there. Like PyMacroRecord or AutoClicker2. So this Steam app seems like neat store bloat.
Just a quick glance at the reviews and I cannot agree more.
I was more talking about AHK and autoclickers in a general sense. I use AHK myself. And yes there are a lot of good open source options out there.
I honestly didn't expect the AI to reliably present a working gui script for such a task. I have tested in the past and had a lot of problems with AI like chatgpt understanding stuff like this (especially math and coding related prompts). But clearly you have proven it can be done.
AHK isn't friendly for most. I'm just being salty someone made an auto clicker/macro recorder and is selling it for 5 bucks on Steam under such a generic name. Especially because it looks like another Electron/Browser based ram bloat program.