Bumps your listings and threads and buys on your terms — without a line of code. The stand runs on your own server and stays yours, and spends no real money until you switch the test market off.
The main path: one command on a clean server — installs the stand, then walks you through it. Below is just the SDK, if you want code rather than a stand.
Every project stands alone: take one brick or bring up the whole stand. At the bottom sits the typed SDK; everything else rests on it.
A typed async framework over the lzt.market API, the lolzteam forum and AntiPublic. Token pool, rate limits and proxies out of the box. Generated from the official OpenAPI spec. The sync client is the same engine, not a second implementation.
A FastAPI mock of the lzt.market API surface. An offline twin every project in the stand runs against — no token, no real market, no risk. Flip the switch and watch where the requests land.
Polls the market and turns it into a durable, replayable event log. Anyone subscribes to that log — your own process, a webhook on another host, an SSE/WS stream, a cron poller. Each gets its own cursor, catch-up after downtime, retries and a DLQ.
A server-side automation engine. You describe the job — “bump my lots every day” — as a flow graph and the engine runs it on schedule. React Flow canvas, extended by owner-trusted Python plugins.
Async client for the engine’s management API: subscriptions, polling, webhook signature verification. Three lines connect your service to the bus — the cursor and catch-up are the engine’s job.
29 tools for an AI agent: send and test raw API requests, drive auto-lzt scenarios and eventus subscriptions, introspect the API surface without grepping sources. Testnet by default — production is hard-blocked.
lzt-flows — a community catalogue of ready scenarios: autobuy for Steam, Riot, Supercell, Fortnite, Telegram — and a sniper across any of 21 categories. lzt-plugins — executable owner-trusted Python plugins: nodes, routers, handlers.
A library of building blocks in the LZT visual language: plain CSS and 150 lines of vanilla JS. No build step, no dependencies, no utility framework. The same CSS is consumed by plain HTML and by React components alike.
The ecosystem monorepo: eight projects as git submodules under one roof. One clone and the whole stand is yours, from the SDK to the panel. Install and update ship as its own scripts.
Every line is clickable — it copies in full.
You need a server running Debian or Ubuntu with systemd and root access — any $4/mo VPS will do. We suggest 2 GB of RAM or more: the stand brings up Postgres, Redis and three services. The script installs Docker itself.