wtf is anime-expeditions-creams-macro?

Cream's Macro is a free, open source automation tool for the Roblox game Anime Expeditions, built for Windows. It works by watching the screen and matching images, similar to how a person would recognize buttons and menus, rather than reading or changing the game's internal memory. The tool docks the Roblox window inside its own application window, so the clicks and key presses it sends land on the actual game interface. The main purpose is to automate repetitive farming tasks in the game: playing through Story missions, Raids, and Expeditions over and over without the player needing to click through every menu each time. Users build a queue of tasks, choosing which map, stage, difficulty, and game mode to run, along with how many times to repeat it. Before a match starts, users can also set up a routine that places starter units on the board, changes in game settings, and even records a movement path to walk during the match, all of which gets replayed automatically on later runs. After each match, the tool reads the results screen using optical character recognition to log whether the run was a win or a loss, along with details like time taken, in game currency earned, and rewards received. It checks these readings against reference data scraped from a fan wiki so that misread text gets caught and ignored. If a match gets stuck or a click fails, the tool tries to back out and retry the stage automatically instead of stopping the whole session. Results can optionally be sent to a Discord server as they happen, and the app keeps a running history of wins, losses, and win rate. To use it, a Windows user needs Python 3.10 or newer and a program called Tesseract for reading the on screen text, though there is also a packaged installer that avoids needing Python directly. The project is open source under the MIT license and includes automatic update checking against new GitHub releases.