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lottobot

v2.0.5

Published

LottoBot — AI-powered PCSO 6/42 lotto candidate generator

Readme

lottobot

AI-powered PCSO 6/42 lotto candidate generator. Run a single command to launch a local web app and generate candidates instantly.

Requirements

Quick Start

npx lottobot

This opens a page in your browser. Enter your API key when prompted — it's saved locally so you only need to do this once. Then click Generate to get your 6/42 lotto candidates.

How It Works

  1. A local server starts on your machine (default port 3456)
  2. Your browser opens automatically to the LottoBot page
  3. Enter your API key (stored locally at ~/.lottobot/config.json)
  4. Click "Generate" — each click produces 8 candidate sets and uses 1 draw

Options

npx lottobot --key lb_YOUR_API_KEY   # set API key from command line
npx lottobot --port 4000             # use a custom port
npx lottobot --help                  # show help

Security

Your API key is stored locally on your computer and never exposed in the browser. The local server handles all communication with LottoBot securely.

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