autotyping-script
Autotyping tool that types text on a timer with adjustable WPM, custom hotkeys, and anti-AFK keystroke runs for games and chat apps.
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- 179
- Forks
- 86
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- +8
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- 4d
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Overview
Autotyping tool that types text on a timer with adjustable WPM, custom hotkeys, and anti-AFK keystroke runs for games and chat apps. It ranks #13 on GitTiger, gaining +8 stars on October 26, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in Python and has 86 forks. It was created 4d ago.
What it is
`autotyping-script` is a small autotyping utility written in Python under the MIT licence. Its stated job is to push text into another application on a timer, which makes it a fit for repetitive entry in games and chat clients. The repository's labels point at the AutoHotkey and AutoIt scripting tradition, and the topic metadata files it under workflow automation.
Capabilities the description names
The description advertises a typing loop that fires on an interval, a speed setting in words per minute, and user-defined hotkeys. It also mentions anti-AFK keystroke sequences aimed at games and chat apps. The README extract describes a workflow built around saved profiles and includes a question-and-answer section on safety, Windows compatibility and account-ban risk, asserting that the tool runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11 whether or not the session is elevated.
Getting started
No installation steps, dependencies or command syntax appear in the supplied evidence, so the README is the place to look for setup, hotkey defaults and the profile format. The extract suggests the basic loop is to choose a saved profile, pick a target window and trigger the start hotkey; treat that as a summary of the docs, not a substitute for them.
Caveats
Two README claims are the project's own assertions, not verified facts: that it slips past heuristic detection, and that it is safe on the named Windows versions. No release history or test suite is present.
git clone https://github.com/ebmeivktlmmj/autotyping-script.git
cd autotyping-script
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What does the autotyping script actually do?
It sends text into another window on a timer. The description lists an adjustable typing speed, custom hotkeys, and anti-AFK keystroke runs intended for games and chat apps.
Does the tool run on Windows?
The README extract states that it works on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, with or without administrator rights. That statement comes from the project's own documentation and was not independently verified for this profile.
What licence is the project under?
The repository metadata lists the MIT licence, so the source is published under those terms.
Where are the installation instructions?
They are not in the evidence behind this profile. No install steps or command examples were supplied, so the repository README is the place to find the current setup procedure.