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How to get a numbered quest route drawn on your world map with Wow AI

Ask the agent for a route and follow the navigator arrow from stop to stop.

Who it is forA questing player with a long list of stops who wants the order and locations shown on the map instead of planned by hand.

The problemPlanning a quest route by reading notes and checking the map for each stop takes time and is easy to get wrong.

The outcomeThe world map shows numbered stops and marks, and a navigator arrow walks you from one stop to the next.

What you need first

  • Windows (NTFS), Linux with the game under Wine on X11, or macOS with a native client, plus python3 where the README asks for it
  • World of Warcraft: Forever in windowed or borderless mode (exclusive fullscreen blocks screen capture)
  • Node.js 22.2 or newer
  • At least one agent CLI installed and logged in, such as Claude Code (claude) or Codex (codex)
  • git to clone the repo

Steps

  1. Complete the install steps for your OS in the README and keep npm start running.
  2. In game, type /wow-ai and open the window.
  3. Ask the agent for a route through the quests or zones you want, and mention your quest log if you enabled it.
  4. Open the world map to see the numbered route, quest stops and marks the agent drew.
  5. Follow the navigator arrow, or step through the stops in order.

Prompt for your agent

In the wow-ai repo, after the bridge is running, ask the chat agent to draw a numbered route for <list of quests or zones> on the world map. Expected output: numbered stops and marks visible on the world map with a navigator arrow. Verify the route appears on the map before telling the user it is ready.

Caveat. The route depends on the agent's reading of your quest log and zone, and the README does not describe how accurate those routes are, so check each stop before you travel.

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