pokemon-player

Headless emulation automates Pokemon gameplay by reading RAM state and vision screenshots to make strategic decisions. The server runs without a GUI, sending button inputs autonomously while streaming a live dashboard via an SSH reverse tunnel.

Yes, you can watch an AI play Pokemon through a live dashboard provided via an SSH reverse tunnel. The headless server runs the game, reads memory state, and makes automated decisions without requiring manual emulator input.

To set up a headless Pokemon game server, you need a compatible Game Boy ROM file, the pokemon-agent package with pyboy, and an SSH reverse tunnel for remote dashboard access. Simply ask the assistant to start the game with the ROM provided.

Yes, the automated Pokemon agent supports periodic saving and loading of game states. This allows you to preserve progress during headless emulation sessions and test different strategies without losing prior autonomous gameplay decisions.

The AI decides actions during automated Pokemon battles by continuously reading the game's RAM state and analyzing vision screenshots. It uses this data to make strategic decisions and send appropriate button inputs to the headless emulator.

Yes, headless emulation is designed for testing Pokemon strategies without manual input. By running an AI-driven server that reads RAM state and automates decisions, you can observe gameplay outcomes and battle strategies through a remote dashboard.