Thanks for checking out the project and for the solid feedback—I totally get your point about games like Hollow Knight, where predictable patterns are actually what makes mastering the game satisfying, so adaptive AI definitely isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. To answer your practical questions, since the AI runs through API calls, an offline mode is honestly something I don't have a perfect answer for just yet and am still trying to figure out. For slow networks, the plan is to use a live API connection like WebSockets so data transfers in small, fast chunks rather than one massive payload, though a really bad internet connection will always be a tough hurdle to fully solve. You won't have to manage or host any models yourself; it's a service where you just download a plugin, integrate it into your code, and make API calls while the backend handles the heavy lifting. It's also not locked to any specific genre or just combat—the goal is to make it a general-purpose plugin where you call functions to make it do whatever you need, whether that's walking, talking, or navigating your specific game world. Right now, it operates around a core set of action functions like move, jump, and attack, so you have to code your game's unique mechanics around those existing hooks, but I'm currently working on expanding it to support direct input calls in the future so it can handle complex, custom actions like swimming or shooting natively without you having to code workarounds.
also my servers had some technical problem that made it unable to use some features but its fixed now so it will work thanks for trying the ai.