Version 1.0.0 - Production Ready

KeresLang

Enterprise-Grade X11 Automation DSL for Linux

Transform your Linux desktop automation with KeresLang - the only production-ready Domain-Specific Language built specifically for X11 automation. From simple scripts to complex enterprise workflows, KeresLang delivers unmatched reliability, security, and performance.

Security Hardened High Performance Anti-Detection Metrics & Monitoring

Why Choose KeresLang for Your Automation Needs?

KeresLang isn't just another automation tool - it's a production-ready platform designed for serious automation workflows. Whether you're automating game interactions, web testing, system administration, or complex desktop workflows, KeresLang provides the reliability, security, and performance you need.

Game & Web Automation

Perfect for automating complex game interactions, web testing, and repetitive tasks. Anti-detection features keep your automation undetectable with humanized timing and fuzzy targeting.

Enterprise Security

Built for production environments with stack protection, FORTIFY source, resource limits, and comprehensive audit logging. Secure by design with proper systemd integration.

High Performance

Written in clean C99 for maximum performance. Efficient memory management, optimized execution, and real-time metrics collection for monitoring automation health.

Developer Friendly

Clean DSL syntax with variables, functions, and control flow. 28+ example scripts, comprehensive documentation, and easy debugging with dry-run mode.

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Real-World Automation Examples

See how KeresLang transforms complex automation tasks into simple, readable scripts. From basic operations to advanced workflows, KeresLang handles it all with 28+ production-ready examples:

Game Automation

# Advanced game automation with anti-detection SET base_x "500" SET base_y "300" SET click_delay "200" # Humanized clicking with randomization FUNC safe_click(x, y) MOVE ${x} ${y} DELAY ${click_delay} LEFT_CLICK DELAY "100 + random(50)" # Variable timing RETURN END # Automated combat sequence REPEAT 10 CALL safe_click("${base_x}", "${base_y}") DELAY "500 + random(200)" IF ${_iteration} == 5 TYPE "Healing potion used\n" BREAK # Exit early if needed END END

Web Automation

# Automated web testing and form filling RUNAPP "firefox" WAITWIN "Mozilla Firefox" 5000 WINDOW_ACT "Mozilla Firefox" # Navigate to website KEY "Ctrl+l" TYPE "https://example.com" KEY "Return" DELAY 2000 # Fill complex form with validation FUNC fill_form_field(x, y, value) CLICK ${x} ${y} DELAY 200 TYPE "${value}" DELAY 100 RETURN END # Form automation with error handling IF_WIN_EXISTS "Login Form" CALL fill_form_field("300", "200", "test@example.com") CALL fill_form_field("300", "250", "password123") CLICK "400" "300" # Submit button DELAY 1000 # Check for success/error IF_WIN_EXISTS "Success" TYPE "Login successful!\n" ELSE IF_WIN_EXISTS "Error" TYPE "Login failed - retrying\n" BREAK END END

System Administration

# Automated system maintenance and monitoring FUNC check_system_status() # Launch system monitor RUNAPP "htop" WAITWIN "htop" 3000 # Check CPU usage MOVE 100 50 LEFT_CLICK DELAY 500 # Take screenshot of status KEY "F12" DELAY 1000 # Close monitor KEY "q" SET _ret "System check completed" RETURN END # Automated maintenance routine WHILE 1 CALL check_system_status() TYPE "Status: ${_ret}\n" # Wait 5 minutes DELAY 300000 # Check if maintenance needed IF ${_iteration} > 10 TYPE "Maintenance cycle complete\n" BREAK END END

Advanced Features

# Dynamic positioning with arithmetic SET screen_width "1920" SET screen_height "1080" SET center_x "${screen_width} / 2" SET center_y "${screen_height} / 2" # Calculate safe zones SET safe_left "100" SET safe_right "${screen_width} - 100" SET safe_top "100" SET safe_bottom "${screen_height} - 100" # Dynamic positioning with validation FUNC safe_move_and_click(x, y) # Validate coordinates are in safe zone IF ${x} < ${safe_left} || ${x} > ${safe_right} TYPE "X coordinate ${x} outside safe zone\n" RETURN END IF ${y} < ${safe_top} || ${y} > ${safe_bottom} TYPE "Y coordinate ${y} outside safe zone\n" RETURN END MOVE ${x} ${y} LEFT_CLICK TYPE "Clicked at (${x}, ${y})\n" RETURN END # Use the function with calculated positions CALL safe_move_and_click("${center_x}", "${center_y}")

What Can You Automate with KeresLang?

KeresLang excels in scenarios where reliability, security, and performance matter most:

Game Automation

  • Complex game interactions with anti-detection
  • Inventory management and crafting
  • Combat automation with humanized timing
  • Resource gathering and farming
  • Multi-account management

Web Testing & Automation

  • Automated form filling and validation
  • Cross-browser testing workflows
  • Data extraction and scraping
  • Social media automation
  • E-commerce testing

System Administration

  • Automated system monitoring
  • Configuration management
  • Backup and maintenance tasks
  • User account management
  • Security auditing

Data Processing

  • Spreadsheet automation
  • Report generation
  • File processing workflows
  • Database operations
  • API testing and validation

Quick Installation

KeresLang is available as a Debian package with full system integration:

Debian Package Installation (Recommended)

# Install the Debian package sudo dpkg -i kereslang_1.0.0-1_amd64.deb # Fix dependencies if needed sudo apt-get install -f # Enable and start the service sudo systemctl enable kereslang sudo systemctl start kereslang

Build from Source

# Clone and build git clone <repository> cd KeresLang make # Install system-wide sudo make install # Copy production configuration sudo cp config/kereslang.conf /etc/kereslang/ # Install systemd service sudo cp systemd/kereslang.service /etc/systemd/system/ sudo systemctl daemon-reload sudo systemctl enable kereslang

Your First Script

# Create hello.keres TYPE "Hello, World!\n" DELAY 1000 MOVE 100 200 LEFT_CLICK # Run it kereslang hello.keres # Test with dry-run kereslang --dry-run --verbose hello.keres

Why KeresLang Outperforms Other Automation Tools

KeresLang isn't just another automation script - it's a complete platform designed for serious automation workflows. Here's what sets us apart:

Core Language Features

Enhanced Features (Latest)

Production Features

Anti-Detection Features

Enterprise-Grade Monitoring & Management

KeresLang provides comprehensive monitoring and management capabilities designed for production environments. Track performance, debug issues, and optimize your automation workflows:

Metrics and Logging

# View application logs tail -f /var/log/kereslang.log # View systemd logs journalctl -u kereslang -f # Generate metrics report kereslang --metrics-report # Export metrics to JSON kereslang --metrics-export metrics.json

Service Management

# Check service status systemctl status kereslang # Reload configuration kereslang --reload-config # Stop daemon kereslang --stop-daemon # Start daemon mode kereslang --daemon

Configuration

The production configuration is located at `/etc/kereslang/kereslang.conf`:

[general] log_level = INFO log_file = /var/log/kereslang.log [security] audit_logging = true resource_limits = true [performance] memory_limit = 512MB timeout = 300s retry_attempts = 3 [monitoring] metrics_collection = true metrics_file = /var/log/kereslang/metrics.json