I need a skilled developer to build a fully autonomous bot that can play — and consistently win — a browser-based online pool game. The work begins with reverse-engineering the game’s HTML5/JavaScript interface so the bot can read every element that matters: ball positions, cue orientation, timers, and opponent moves. From there, I expect an intelligent decision engine that weighs angles, spin, power, and safety shots, always aiming for the highest percentage play. Finally, the bot has to fire those shots inside the browser with smooth, human-like mouse movement and timing to avoid detection. Because the core challenge touches three distinct areas, the milestone plan looks like this: • Interface hook-up: reliable, real-time extraction of table state and cue controls in Chrome (other Chromium-based browsers later). • Strategy module: AI logic that calculates optimal shots under varying layouts and updates itself as the match evolves. A combination of deterministic physics and learning techniques is fine as long as the win rate climbs. • Action executor: seamless cue control that reproduces natural drag, release, and spin adjustments so spectators would assume a human is playing. I’ll provide access to the live game environment, test accounts, and example replays. Deliver the full source code, brief build/run instructions, and a short demo video showing the bot win several consecutive games unaided. If you can get a proof-of-concept shot routine up quickly, tell me how soon—I’m eager to see the cue break.