OSRS plugins
consts-AFK
PresetWoodcutting
consts-AFK
AFK alerts you can't sleep through: a sound, a screen flash in the alert's own color and a bar in the corner. Pick a preset for chinning, crabbing, mining, woodcutting, fishing or salvaging.
More about consts-AFKconsts-Destination
Know what you're about to act on, and what you acted on: the tile, NPC, object or item under your cursor in blue, and what you clicked in orange until you're done.
More about consts-DestinationThey run in RuneLite, built from the repo, until they're on the Plugin Hub. Free, open source ( MIT ), no tracking.
Beep, flash, bar. Every alert does three things at once: a sound, a flash over the whole game screen in its own color, and a bar in the status panel up in the corner. Half asleep, second monitor, other room - one of the three gets you. The sound is the system beep, or any of the game's own: a town crier bell, a Grand Exchange ding, any sound effect by its id.
A click or a key press dismisses an alert. Turn Dismiss on Click off for any alert a stray click should never hush. And one you click away stays quiet for a minute, so a repeating message can't start it again while you sort, bank or drop.
Aggro tracks the game's own rule, the way RuneLite's NPC Aggression Timer by Woox does: two areas around where you've been, and the ten minutes only start over once you leave both. It draws them on the ground, yellow while monsters are still aggressive, so you can see exactly where to walk to reset.
Every alert has its own settings section with the same items: Enabled, Dismiss on Click, Color, then its own.
The Preset dropdown sits at the top of the config, or right-click the panel in game. A preset only picks which alerts are on - your thresholds and colors stay put. Here's the panel each one gives you:
Every preset holds Idle while you're still animating, so a long chop or a slow catch never dings you mid-swing; the panel shows your current animation while it waits. Custom hands control back to each alert's own Enabled, and remembers exactly how you left it.
Salvaging AFK is the lazy one: two crewmates on salvaging hooks at a shipwreck, one alert. When the hold fills the crew says so in chat, and the screen goes violet.
The Woodcutting preset is Idle, Inv Full and Forestry. When an event starts near you the screen goes lime and the panel names it - Forestry Ent, Forestry Leprechaun - so you know if it's worth getting up for.
Each event has its own checkbox, all on to start. Untick the ones you'd rather chop through:
One alert per event: more entlings, a withering sapling or a loading screen won't set it off again.
Know what you're about to act on, and what you acted on. Anything under your cursor that you can do something with lights up blue - the tile, or the NPC, player, object or ground item on it. Click, and what you clicked turns orange and stays that way until you're done.
The outlines are RuneLite's Interact Highlight by Adam, folded in, so you can turn that plugin off and run this one alone. The colors, the tiles and the outlines are all yours to change.
They aren't on the Plugin Hub ( yet ), so they run in a RuneLite client built from the repo. Ten minutes, once.
brew install openjdk and brew install --cask temurin@11.
--configure, add the client argument
--insecure-write-credentials, and log in through the Jagex Launcher one time.
The client you build logs in with that from then on.
./run.sh all - tests, build, and RuneLite opens with consts-AFK and
consts-Destination in the plugin list. Pick a preset and go AFK.
Not on a Mac? Point JAVA_HOME and RUNELITE_JAVA_HOME at your JDKs
first; the README has the rest.
consts-AFK gets built and tested on my own account, const athena. Its skills, from the official Old School hiscores, read on 19 October 2026:
Live, and over time: the official hiscores and Wise Old Man.