Grok Bot vs REA on a Touhou bullet-hell boss: screen clicks vs reading the code
On the same Touhou bullet-hell boss, Grok Bot signs in and clicks by watching the screen while the REA MCP plug-in opens the program and finds the code that aims the bullets; the post also lists Grok Bot's $30/$100/$200 monthly tiers.
REA + GROK BOT SAME GAME, TWO WAYS IN ONE PLAYS IT, ONE OPENS THE FILE Grok Bot works apps like a person it signs in, clicks, watches the screen and every Bot shares one cloud computer so hand it Touhou 4 and the boss Elly round 1 - @bot 16 bullets leave her in a ring the ring swings toward the player that is all a screen can say round 2 - REA an MCP plug-in for coding agents it opens the program itself and lands on the line that does the swinging index * 256 / 16 = 16 units a step 256 units is one full turn two coordinate differences feed one helper the helper hands back the player's direction that angle goes onto every bullet player at 40 first bullet 40 last bullet 40 + 15 × 16 = 280 the case study on http://rea.tools lists 2,139 matching bytes for that code score Bot: what happened REA: why it happened the Bots cost $30, $100 or $200 a month Super gives 3.5x the usage, Ultra 12x setup covers Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Gemini CLI and Grok Build npx rea-agents@latest setup the page's own prompt to copy Use REA to find how TH04 creates a ring of bullets and aims it at the player. Explain the calculation and show the code. a screen shows 16 dots the file shows the rule that placed them
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