AutoBot · Path of Exile · unattended
FollowBot needs you to be playing. AutoBot does not. It picks a map, rolls it, loads the device, runs it, loots what your filter shows, stashes, and starts the next one — on the settings you leave it with.
AutoBot runs Path of Exile only; it does not run Path of Exile 2. It is not a separate download — it is the Autobot checkbox in the FollowApp window and the options behind it, using the same profile, keybinds and loot filter setup as FollowBot.
Other tools: FollowBot · CraftBot (on this plan) · External Overlay
Pick a map
By Ideal tier:, or whatever completes the Atlas first.
Roll it
From the tabs you nominate. Chisel and corrupt if told to.
Check the roll
Quantity, rarity, pack size — and your Roll regex:.
Load the device
Six slots. Slot 1 is the map.
Run it
Explore, engage at Attack dist:, take the mechanics and altars you enabled.
Loot
Whatever your loot filter leaves visible.
Portal out and stash
Into your tabs, or the guild stash.
Portal at: EndStart the next one
Back to step 1, for as long as you leave it running.
The loop at the top of this page is the whole product. Every setting on this page is a knob on one of its eight steps. Everything lives in AutoBot Options, reachable from the main window or as a side panel inside the HUD.
The Autobot checkbox in the FollowApp window enables unattended mapping for the selected profile. Same profile, same keybinds, same loot filter setup as FollowBot. If FollowBot is already configured, most of AutoBot's setup is done.
AutoBot runs Path of Exile 3.29. It does not run Path of Exile 2. If Path of Exile 2 mapping is what you are buying for, AutoBot is not it — FollowBot and CraftBot do run both games.
Step 6 picks up what your loot filter leaves visible, nothing else. A strict filter is the difference between a stash of currency and a stash of vendor trash.
AutoBot automates the game while you are asleep. That is more exposure than automation you are sitting in front of.
Step 1 and step 3. Which map it reaches for, and what a good enough roll looks like.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
Ideal tier: | The map tier to aim for. |
Run T17s | Whether tier 17 maps are eligible. |
Atlas completion first | Prefer maps that complete the Atlas over the ideal tier. |
Min quant % / rarity % / pack % | Minimum rolled modifiers before a map is good enough to run. |
Roll regex: | Everything the three percentages cannot express, including modifiers you refuse to run. A roll that fails the regex is rerolled. |
Step 2. Where the maps come from, what gets done to them before they are judged, and which device option to set.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
Craft maps from tabs: | Enable crafting, and the stash tab indexes to pull maps from. Comma separated and zero-based — the leftmost tab is 0. |
Chisel | Quality the map before rolling. |
Vaal | Corrupt after rolling. |
Device option: | The map device crafting option. 20 choices: |
Step 4. Six rows, each with a type and a name. Slot 1 is the map to run; the rest take scarabs, currency and fragments.
| Slot | Type | Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Map | Crimson Temple |
| 2 | Scarab | Titanic Scarab |
| 3 | Scarab | Harbinger Scarab |
| 4 | Scarab | Scarab of Hunted Traitors typed, not in the list |
| 5 | Fragment | Sacrifice at Dusk |
| 6 | (empty) |
(empty), Map, Scarab, Currency or Fragment. The map and scarab pickers filter as you type, and the name combos are editable: any name can be typed. Row 4 is a typed name.
The built-in lists ship with 30 maps and 58 scarabs. When a league adds something they have not heard of, you do not wait for an update:
put Crafts\NavMapList.txt or Crafts\NavScarabList.txt next to the executable, one name per line, UTF-8.
The file replaces the built-in list the next time AutoBot reads it — no client update.
Crafts\NavScarabList.txt Titanic Scarab Harbinger Scarab Scarab of Hunted Traitors Anarchy Scarab … one UTF-8 name per line
Or just type the name into the row. Both work; the file is for when you want the whole list right, every time you open the options.
Step 5 and step 7. How far it looks ahead, when it fights, and how it gets out.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
Portal key: | The key your portal is on. |
Portal at: | Where to portal out — Start or End. |
Reveal dist: | How far ahead it explores. |
Attack dist: | The range at which it engages monsters. |
Wait ms: | Navigation pacing. |
Tag entrances | Mark zone entrances while exploring. |
Wait for Nameless Seer | Stop and wait when the Seer appears. |
Where the currency comes from and where the loot goes.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
Tabs: | The stash tab indexes holding your crafting materials. Zero-based, like the map tabs. |
Guild stash | Pull from the guild stash instead. |
Delay ms: | The pause between stash interactions. Raise it if stash operations fail on a slow connection. |
A checklist of 13. Checked means engage; unchecked means walk past.
Turn off what your build can't handle before you leave it running.
A character that clears maps comfortably can still die to a mechanic it is not built for. Legion and Reflecting Mist above are unticked for exactly that reason; yours may differ.
Whether it takes altars at all, which side it prefers, and lists of modifiers it will and will not accept.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
Use altars | On or off. |
Favor: | Top, Bottom or Only whitelist. |
Lists... | A dialog holding an ordered whitelist and a blacklist of altar modifiers. The whitelist order is the preference order. |
Altars are the most common cause of unattended deaths.
The downside modifier applies to the whole map. If you are new to running AutoBot unattended, start with Use altars off, then build the blacklist from what kills you.
For a mapper with a supporting character in tow: wait for it rather than leave its auras behind.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
Name: | The supporting character to wait for. Blank disables monitoring. |
Dist: | How far it may get ahead before it waits. |
Wait s: | How long it waits. |
A separate window showing what AutoBot is doing and why. Open it with AutoBot HUD in the main window — it opens whether or not AutoBot is running. Four panes and the options beside them.
Current zone, connection state, uptime, and how much of the map is revealed.
Connection and slot, character vitals, and the live job stack it is working through.
A live map with markers for monsters, loot, objectives, portals, entrances, gravestones, shrines, chests, the current navigation target and dead zones. Pan, zoom, rotation, isometric squash, follow mode, a legend and the reveal distance — all remembered between sessions.
The decision trace, filterable by category chip: JOB, NAV, MAP, CBT, ZONE, LOG. Automation that has stopped and automation that is waiting for something look identical from across the room, and they are fixed in completely different ways. The Thinking pane tells you which one you are looking at.
The full AutoBot Options set embedded as a scrolling column. Same controls, no second window — change a setting and watch the trace react.
Shares its theme system with the CraftBot window. Pane sizes and positions are kept in Crafts\AutoBotHUD.cfg.
With the HUD enabled, each map run is recorded under Crafts\Recordings next to the executable, for playback and diagnosis. The HUD must be open for a recording to be saved.
Use it while you are setting up. Once the trace reads the way you expect for a few maps, you can close it; AutoBot does not need it open to run, but no recording is saved while it is closed.
No. AutoBot runs Path of Exile only. If you are buying for unattended Path of Exile 2 mapping, this is not the product. FollowBot and CraftBot do run Path of Exile 2, and the External Overlay attaches to either game.
Path of Exile 2 changes substantially between patches, and so does what the software has to do to keep working. Check the changelog for the current state rather than assuming.
No. One download, one application. FollowBot, AutoBot and CraftBot are the same executable; your subscription decides which will load. AutoBot is the Autobot checkbox in the FollowApp window and the options behind it. The External Overlay is in the same download too, behind the Overlay button.
If the checkbox is greyed out or refuses to load, it is not on your subscription. It is not a broken download.
No. Two ways around it. The name fields in the map device rows are editable — type any name. Or replace the whole list: put Crafts\NavMapList.txt or Crafts\NavScarabList.txt next to the executable, one name per line, UTF-8, and the file replaces the built-in list without a client update.
Altars first: they are the most common cause of unattended deaths, because the downside modifier applies to the whole map. Set Use altars off, or Favor: to Only whitelist with a short whitelist. Then the league mechanics checklist: untick anything your build cannot handle. Then the Roll regex: for the map modifiers you refuse to run.
Open the HUD while you tune it. The Thinking pane's CBT and JOB lines show what it was doing in the seconds before each death.
FollowBot follows the character you are playing — you have to be at the keyboard. AutoBot runs maps on its own: it picks, rolls, loads, runs, loots and stashes without you. They share the same client, profile, keybinds and loot filter setup; the plans are separate. FollowBot is $10 to $30 a month by instance count; AutoBot & CraftBot is $30 a month, one instance, monthly only.
Diagnosis. The Banner and Status panes tell you where it is and how it is doing; the Map shows what it can see and where it is going; the Thinking pane shows why. Automation that has stopped and automation that is waiting for something look identical from across the room. The Thinking pane is how you tell them apart — and the Options side panel lets you fix it without opening a second window.
It also records: with the HUD enabled, each map run is saved under Crafts\Recordings next to the executable for playback and diagnosis. The HUD must be open for a recording to be saved.
AutoBot & CraftBot, $30 a month. One instance, monthly only.
Crypto or PayPal. Your key is on your dashboard the moment it confirms, and it is the same key your FollowBot instances pool on. See what CraftBot does · every price.
All Knowing
AutoBot runs maps while you are not at the keyboard. FollowBot needs you to be playing; AutoBot does not. The loop: pick a map by tier or by what completes your Atlas first; roll it from the stash tabs you nominate, chiselling and corrupting if you want; check the roll against your quantity, rarity and pack size thresholds and a regular expression you write; load the map device — six slots, slot one is the map; run it, engaging at the range you set and taking the mechanics and altars you enabled; loot what your filter leaves visible; portal out and stash; start the next one.
It is not a separate download. It is the Autobot checkbox in the FollowApp window and a set of options behind it, using the same profile, keybinds and loot filter setup as FollowBot. If FollowBot is already configured, most of AutoBot’s setup is done.
AutoBot runs Path of Exile only. It does not run Path of Exile 2. And it automates the game while you are asleep, which is more exposure than automation you are sitting in front of — read the ban-risk answer before you buy.
AutoBot & CraftBot is $30 a month, one instance, monthly only. Get access or see every price.
faq.md → “What does AutoBot do?” Nothing else is read at answer time.All Knowing
Everything is in AutoBot Options, reachable from the main window or as a side panel inside the HUD. In order: Map selection — Ideal tier:, Run T17s, Atlas completion first, Min quant % / rarity % / pack %, and a Roll regex: for everything the percentages cannot express. Map crafting — Craft maps from tabs: (comma separated, zero-based, the leftmost tab is 0), Chisel, Vaal, and Device option: with 20 choices from Don’t set through Legion. Map device slots — six rows of type and name; the names are editable, and Crafts\NavMapList.txt / Crafts\NavScarabList.txt beside the executable replace the built-in lists. Exploration — Portal key:, Portal at:, Reveal dist:, Attack dist:, Wait ms:, Tag entrances, Wait for Nameless Seer. Materials — Tabs:, Guild stash, Delay ms:. League mechanics — a checklist of 13, checked means engage. Eldritch altars — Use altars, Favor: Top / Bottom / Only whitelist, and a Lists... dialog. Aurabot — Name:, Dist:, Wait s:.
Two things before you leave it running: untick any mechanic your build cannot handle, and start with Use altars off — altars are the most common cause of unattended deaths.
Each group is a section on this page, with every setting named. Ask about one and I will go into it.
faq.md → “What can I configure in AutoBot?”All Knowing
A separate window showing what AutoBot is doing and why. Open it with AutoBot HUD in the main window. Four areas: Banner — current zone, connection state, uptime, how much of the map is revealed. Status — connection, character vitals, and the job stack it is working through. Map — a live map with markers for monsters, loot, objectives, portals, entrances, gravestones, shrines, chests, its current navigation target and dead zones; pan, zoom, rotate, follow mode and a legend. Thinking — the decision trace, filterable by category: JOB, NAV, MAP, CBT, ZONE, LOG.
The AutoBot Options are available inside the HUD as a side panel, so you do not need both windows open.
Use it while you are setting up. Automation that has stopped and automation that is waiting for something look identical from across the room, and they are fixed in completely different ways. The Thinking pane tells you which one you are looking at.
With the HUD enabled, each map run is recorded under Crafts\Recordings next to the executable, for playback and diagnosis. The HUD must be open for a recording to be saved.
faq.md → “What is the AutoBot HUD?”All Knowing
AutoBot does not. AutoBot runs Path of Exile only. If you are buying for unattended Path of Exile 2 mapping, this is not the product.
FollowBot does — following, fighting, flasks, looting, zoning, profiles, hotkeys and the Process Selector all work, and Path of Exile 2’s own mechanics have their own settings. CraftBot does — the window has a Path of Exile 1 / Path of Exile 2 selector that switches the currency list and the mod pool. The External Overlay attaches to either game.
Path of Exile 2 changes substantially between patches, and so does what the software has to do to keep working. Check the changelog for the current state before you buy.
faq.md → “Does it work with Path of Exile 2?” and the build record 2026-09-26.All Knowing
You do not have to wait for an update. The map and scarab pickers filter as you type, and the name fields in the six map device rows are editable — type any name, and the row uses it. If you want the whole list right, replace it: put Crafts\NavMapList.txt or Crafts\NavScarabList.txt next to the executable, one name per line, UTF-8. The file replaces the built-in list (30 maps, 58 scarabs as shipped) without a client update.
Spelling has to match the in-game name exactly; a name the stash search cannot find, AutoBot cannot find either.
faq.md → “What can I configure in AutoBot?” → map device slots.All Knowing
(Design mock — in the live portal she answers here from the FAQ and the product reference, and says what she read.)
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