AI Connector Setup Helper
This guide only shows you how to switch on a feature the game studio opened. It is not a program that plays for you, and it is not affiliated with Nexon.
Not affiliated with Nexon. The game name appears only to say what this guide is about.
Stuck installing the AI connector? Pick your tool below. One step per screen, no terminal knowledge assumed.
What this does
- Shows the setup steps for each supported tool, one step per screen.
- Puts the source and the date we checked it next to every line.
- Collects what the documents say can go wrong, sorted by the symptom you see.
What this does not do
- It never touches your game account, and no field here asks for one.
- It does not redistribute anyone else's files. The open source repository stays where its author put it, and the only file we hand you is the runner we wrote ourselves.
- Trading, auto levelling, payments, guild actions, account deletion and sign in on your behalf are blocked on the game side. This guide does not cover them.
Pick your tool
- Claude CodeThe open source skill set is written for this tool, so the path is clearest here.
- CursorCursor is a downloadable app, so there is little to type. You mostly need to know where its settings file lives.
- Gemini CLIWith a Google sign in it runs inside a free daily quota. You can also try it once without installing.
- AntigravityThe studio guide lists this tool as usable. We have not checked its install path yet.
- WindsurfThe studio guide lists this tool as usable. We have not checked its install path yet.
- ClineThe studio guide lists this tool as usable, alongside Roo Code.
- KiroThe studio guide lists this tool as usable. We have not checked its install path yet.
- OpenCodeThe studio guide lists this tool as usable. We have not checked its install path yet.
The official guide says any tool that supports the same standard can be used, so this list is not exhaustive.
Find what you are seeing on the left, and what the documents say causes it on the right.
What the studio allows, what it blocks, and a sentence you can type for each allowed one.
A small program where what you type maps straight to a fixed call, with no model and no AI bill. It calls only the allowed work.
The MIT repository this guide points at, its licence, and how to get it from its author.
Who pays
You pay your AI provider, not the game studio. Rates differ per tool, so each page links to that maker's own pricing page.
How to read this, and costThese never work
- Listing and buying on the market
- Auto play tied to character growth
- Payments and the cash shop
- Guild administration such as kicking and appointing
- Sending one to one messages
- Discarding and dismantling items
- Linking outside messengers or social networks
- Signing in on your behalf
Other things we made
Other services by the same maker.