The quiet ones.

<jklient> two modules that help you fight and are built to look like you, not like a bot.

<jklient> to the server, it looks like you got good. we don't check what you tell your friends.

[Server] Coming soon: a brand-new delay system for the whole client. Every module, not just these two. Nothing like it in any other client, and no, we won't say more yet.

TriggerBot

You aim. It clicks when your crosshair is on someone, on a human's schedule, not a robot's.

  • Clicks like your finger does. The hit goes out on the input tick, before your movement packet, the same spot in the tick a real left click lands. Same attack, same swing packet, same order.
  • Reaction time, not reflexes. Every hit waits a fresh random delay (0–80 ms by default) plus a second random offset window (up to 50 ms), so there's no fixed rhythm to spot.
  • Whiffs on purpose. 15% of swings miss by default: a real swing at the air that resets your cooldown and sends the same packet a real miss does. Perfect accuracy is what gets people looked at.
  • Waits for full strength. It only swings once your attack has recharged, the way someone who knows the combat timing plays.
  • Never turns your head. No rotations, no snapping. If your crosshair isn't on them, it does nothing.

Aim Assist

It doesn't aim for you. It leans on your mouse a little while you're already moving it.

  • Only moves when you move. No mouse input, no help. It never turns your view on its own.
  • Whole mouse steps. Every bit of extra turn is rounded to the exact step your sensitivity produces, and the leftover carries to the next frame. To the server it's mouse movement, because the numbers are mouse numbers.
  • Eases in, lets go. It pulls a share of the way per second, capped at a turn speed you set, and stops the moment your crosshair is on them.
  • Aims like a person. Somewhere on the body, not a dead-centre point on the head. Sideways only by default; pulling up and down is opt-in because it's easier to notice.
  • Stays in its lane. Only targets in front of you (30° by default), in reach, in sight. If KillAura or Bow Aimbot is turning you, it backs off instead of fighting them.

Fine print

<you> so it's undetectable?
<jklient> nothing is, and anyone who promises that is selling you something. what we build is play that looks like your hands. turn the numbers up to inhuman and you'll look inhuman.
<you> are they in PvP mode?
<jklient> no. both count as hacks, so PvP mode switches them off and hides them. Utility mode only.
<you> what if I get banned?
<jklient> then that server's staff did their job. where you use it is your call, and so is what happens there.

Get good.
Or get Jklient.