what is ok-kes fr?

ok-kes is a Windows automation tool for a mobile and PC game called Chaos Zero Nightmare. It works by recognizing what is on screen, similar to how a person would look at the game and click buttons, rather than reading the game's memory or changing any of its files. It can run in the background even if the game window is minimized or covered by other windows. The tool offers two main automated modes. One handles regular combat runs, automatically picking cards based on a priority list the player configures, choosing which character leads each battle, selecting a path through the level's nodes, and visiting an in game shop to remove unwanted cards. The other mode handles a special roguelike style game mode, automatically managing cards, choosing paths past rest points and bosses, visiting a recovery area when a character's mental state drops too low, and clearing old save data. A third, semi automatic mode simply skips through story dialogue and lets the player manually switch to one of the other modes when combat or the special game mode begins. Players can export their current settings as a short text code to share with others, or import someone else's shared code. The tool also has an option to anonymously upload configuration and win rate statistics every few minutes, which lets players browse and copy popular high win rate configurations from other users, without uploading personal information, screenshots, or account details. The project is built on top of a separate open source framework called ok-script, which several other similar game automation tools for different games also use. To run it from source you need Python 3.12 in a conda environment, install the listed dependencies, and run the main script, though most users are expected to download a prebuilt Windows executable from the releases page instead. The developers describe it as free, open source, and intended for personal, non-commercial use.