pokemon-player

Headless Pokemon gameplay executes via a headless emulator and RAM reads, providing real-time state for AI decision making without a GUI. You start the pokemon-agent server and point it to a .gb, .gbc, or .gba ROM file to automate the game.

Headless Pokemon automation supports GameBoy ROM files in .gb, .gbc, and .gba formats. You must provide a valid ROM file in one of these formats when starting the pokemon-agent server to execute the automated session.

Yes, automating Pokemon gameplay via RAM reads requires a Python 3.10+ environment. You also need the pokemon-agent package to run the server that exposes endpoints for state, actions, and saves to control the headless emulator.

During headless Pokemon emulation, the AI observes game state through RAM reads combined with vision feedback. RAM state provides real-time memory schema data that guides the AI's actions and evaluates in-game progress without a graphical interface.

Yes, you can log AI progress when watching a headless Pokemon emulator play. The pokemon-agent uses a memory schema to log progress as the AI controls the ROM file, capturing real-time state and actions without a graphical interface.

Headless Pokemon emulation depends on a running server to expose state, action, and save endpoints, meaning it cannot operate standalone. It also requires a Python 3.10+ environment and the pokemon-agent package to function properly.