@Tedesco
I like using Grok 3 for scripting it gives me the best results, using it is a skill like anything else but can save a lot of typing and mundane thinking. The best way is to paste a working script by someone else to it and have it modify it to work in a different way, or even for a different hero, rather than trying to make chat bot completely understand the hake api. I even wrap most of the hake api that I use in my new scripts, like wyvern one, so pasting it to an AI would allow it to 'see' what is available, at least the parts that I use.
@Blazzio
You get access to a lot of things through hake when you pay, basically allowing you to use cheats in the first place, humanizer, and many things which make the game much more advantageous compared to playing normally. Some features are tailored toward not getting caught.
Every community scripter such as myself, at least historically, wrote scripts for the game to improve the cheats and sometimes shared with others, I would not call this work, it is just a different type of game, some people like to play it and some don't. You can make anything into a job though - including playing dota (boosters?) - if it's not fun for you.
Everyone also has different needs - some players don't want to get banned so they only want/use awareness or hard-to-catch type scripts. Others want to push the limit and blatantly cheat. So the community scripting approach empowers everyone to design what they need.
Unfortunately, some people seemed to have stolen the free scripts in the past and used it for their own for-profit schemes on other sites, so because people took advantage of the community, some scripters went to releasing their scripts through a private but still mostly free system by not revealing the source code, which seems to have at least temporarily decreased the amount of open source scripts. I think this was a step in the wrong direction but I can see the appeal, and ultimately this is a business and I don't know how it shook out in terms of that.
In general, people who come here for scripting are the most lazy opportunistic morally bankrupt portion of society - and the devs, like community scripters, have likely grown immune to the moaning. Just like in a dota game, being positively constructive will get you a lot further than moaning.