Word Game Script - (FULL Auto Play)

The word database and the turn automation are two halves of the same loop: every word the game accepts is saved back into the dictionary, and the answer picker draws from that same list on your next turn. The more rounds you play, the fewer dead ends the filter has to work around.

Dictionary and custom words

The panel shows the total word count and a separate count for the custom entries you added yourself. Adding a word writes it into the same database the bot reads from, so a custom entry is available on the very next turn without a restart. The save entry is what makes the additions survive a rejoin — until it runs, the new words live only in the current session.

Turn automation

On your turn the bot picks a word, types it into the field and submits it. The first-letter prompt is answered by the same automation, so a round that opens with a letter choice does not stall. The word filter runs before a pick: any word that would leave the next player without a valid response is discarded, which is what keeps a long chain going instead of handing over a losing position.

• The submit delay sets the pause before an answer goes in. Raising it makes the bot's turns less uniform; lowering it is faster but visibly mechanical.

• Attempts per turn decide how many candidates the bot tries before it settles. More attempts means a better word on average and a longer pause between turns.

• The single-word submit entry is the manual version: one word on demand, for when you want to stay in control of the pace.

Between rounds

The post-match screen is closed automatically, so a new game starts without a click. That is the one piece of automation that runs outside your turn, and it is also the one worth turning off if you want to read the result screen before the next round begins.

Order worth following

1. Check the database count first, so you know what the bot is drawing from.

2. Add and save any custom words before a session, not during a turn.

3. Set the submit delay and attempts next; both change how the turns look, so tune them while you can watch a round.