Build AI turns one plain-English sentence into a working automation. You describe the chore — “open the game, close the notice popup, run the daily quests” — and the AI drafts the steps, then proves each one against your live game before it commits. The result is a normal VisorBot recipe: the same step list you’d build by hand, in the same editor, saved the same way. The AI is just the fast way to fill it in.
Build AI is part of VisorBot Pro and needs a signed-in account (the AI runs on our servers; everything it taps still happens only on your phone).
Start from the dashboard or in the game
There are two ways in. From the VisorBot dashboard, start an AI build and pick which app it’s for:
Or, with the game already open, tap the floating bubble and choose Build AI:
Describe what you want
The AI asks one question: what do you want to build?
Write it the way you’d explain the chore to a friend — the screens it passes through, the words on the buttons, which popups sometimes appear:
How you phrase this is the single biggest factor in getting a good recipe on the first try. The short version: quote the exact on-screen words, say which things only sometimes appear, and give slow loading screens a number. The full craft is one page over in Writing a good Build AI request.
Watch it build — and test — live
Now the interesting part: the AI doesn’t hand you a guess. It reads your screen, drafts a step, runs that step on the live game, and only keeps what actually worked — you’ll see the status line think, try, and confirm while the step list grows in real time. If it genuinely can’t tell what to tap, it asks you instead of inventing something.
The finished automation, running
When the build completes, the recipe runs like any other — here it’s working through Idle Heroes’ daily quest panel:
Reward popups and confirmation dialogs don’t derail it — steps written as “if it shows up, deal with it” only fire when the popup is really there:
After the build: it’s just a recipe
The AI’s output lands in the ordinary step list — open it and you can edit, reorder, or extend any step by hand, exactly as in the manual builder. Two normal first-run moments to expect:
- A picture-only button (an icon, an ✕ with no text) can be described by the AI but not photographed ahead of time. The first run stops there once, you draw a box around the button with 🔧 Fix here, and it works permanently after that.
- A missed “sometimes” popup means the goal didn’t mention it was occasional — reword that line and rebuild, or just insert a step-guard by hand.
Watch the first run once, and you’ll catch both.
Where to go next
- Writing a good Build AI request — the phrasing guide that makes first-try builds the norm.
- Build a recipe by hand — the manual builder the AI feeds into, for when you want full control.