Create your key
On your profile page (Dashboard → Account), in the DzBot Runner section, copy an access key (starts with dzb_rk_…).
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DzBot Runner
DzBot Runner is a lightweight program that runs your account's bots on your own machine. Install it, connect with your key and hit play on bots located on "My machine (Runner)" — even if the platform goes offline, the bot keeps running.
01 / How it works
On your profile page (Dashboard → Account), in the DzBot Runner section, copy an access key (starts with dzb_rk_…).
Run the install command below on your PC. It downloads the program, installs to ~/.dzbot and opens the interface in your browser.
Paste the key in the interface (or run with --key). Then, in the dashboard, set the bot to "My machine (Runner)" and press play.
02 / Installation
One command only. No Docker, no manual dependencies — the binary ships everything the bot needs (Java and Bedrock version data).
curl -fsSL https://server.dzbot.com.br/install-runner | bashpowershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://server.dzbot.com.br/install-runner.ps1 | iex"On macOS, the first download may ask for confirmation because of Gatekeeper; the installer removes the quarantine flag automatically.
03 / Hybrid mode (offline fallback)
The Runner keeps the last bot commanded by the platform. If server.dzbot.com.br goes offline, the program switches to offline mode and resumes the bot locally — handing control back to the platform as soon as it returns.
After ~20s without connection, the Runner activates hybrid mode and resumes the last saved bot on your machine. Your bot keeps farming/chatting normally.
The Runner keeps retrying every few seconds. When the platform is back, control is handed over automatically: stop, restart and chat work from the dashboard again.
Don't want that behavior? Run with --no-fallback. In that case, while the platform is offline the Runner just waits for reconnection, without starting bots.
The interface shows a discreet notice when the Runner is in hybrid mode, so you know why the bot is running outside the cloud.
04 / Frequently asked questions
Yes — for bots set to "My machine (Runner)", your PC must be on and connected to the internet, since the bot runs on it. For "DzBot server" bots, DzBot's infrastructure keeps everything online.
Each connected runner machine receives the bots you hit play on with the "My machine (Runner)" location. The limit is the same as your plan (bots per server and per account).
The only information shared is what's needed to operate the bot: state (connected/running/stopped), game events (joined, chat, position) and logs. Your key authenticates the connection and can be revoked anytime in your profile.
Yes. The installer downloads the correct binary for your system (x64/arm64). Windows uses PowerShell; Linux/macOS uses curl + bash.
The bot stays connected to the Minecraft server normally (the game connection doesn't depend on the platform). Also, if the bot drops during an outage, hybrid mode tries to resume it within a minute.
Revoke the key in your profile and create a new one. Revoked keys are rejected on connection immediately.
It depends on the bot's configured authentication (offline or Microsoft). For Microsoft, activation happens through the platform itself (device code), like cloud bots.
Go to the dashboard, create a key in your profile and install the Runner in seconds.
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