All-time session records
Hiscores
Hiscores on this page are the all-time board for AutoBuddy, a RuneLite plugin pack for Old School RuneScape. A row is added only after you install the plugins, sign the client in, and leave upload on. The table adds up XP, time, kills, flips, and estimated GP from those sessions. This project is not affiliated with Jagex.
Install AutoBuddy
Double-click and RuneLite opens with these plugins.
- Access1.0.0
- Anti Idle1.2.2
- Breaks1.0.0
- Agility1.2.6
- Plank Maker0.1.3
- F2P AIO1.0.0
- F2P Quester0.1.0
- Gemstone Crab1.0.14
- Scurrius Helper1.2.5
- Green Dragon Killer1.0.0
- Zombie Pirate Helper1.1.2
Top XP
Full hiscoresHow hiscores get their numbers
AutoBuddy is an independent pack of RuneLite plugins. The download above is one Windows file. Double-click it and RuneLite opens with AutoBuddy: the installer copies the plugin jar into place, turns on developer mode, and creates an AutoBuddy shortcut. You do not move jars into a folder yourself, and you do not type client flags.
That file contains eleven plugins and nothing else from the wider workshop: Access 1.0.0, Anti Idle 1.2.2, Breaks 1.0.0, Agility 1.2.6, Plank Maker 0.1.3, F2P AIO 1.0.0, F2P Quester 0.1.0, Gemstone Crab 1.0.14, Scurrius Helper 1.2.5, Green Dragon Killer 1.0.0, and Zombie Pirate Helper 1.1.2. Each one can record a session. None of them upload until you say so.
Hiscores stay quiet until a connected plugin sends a session. Upload is off by default. If you later hide your name, a row can remain on the board labeled Anonymous, and the totals stay. Those totals are only what the plugin reported for that session: experience gained, kills, time spent, and an estimated GP figure when the plugin calculated one. Flips are included when a session sends them. There is no separate scrape of the game client.
The site never asks for a Jagex password, and it does not store chat, coordinates, or a dump of your world. An account here is a username and a password hash, or a Discord profile if you choose that sign-in. Plugin access is a token stored as a hash. You can revoke a token or delete the account from Settings. The guide walks through the sign-in code, the one-click install, and how to read a rank.