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xby-osrs-stat

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.02

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-osrs-stat

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-osrs-stat in DeepSeek Harness to install the plugin from https://github.com/xby-skill/xby-osrs-stat.

About this plugin

OSRS players often want a quick answer when chatting about skill levels, boss kill counts, or how they stack up against friends, but the usual workflow means switching to a browser, hunting through leaderboards, and manually copying numbers. xby-osrs-stat brings that data straight into your DeepSeek Harness conversation via an MCP server, so you can just ask in plain language and get the stats back without leaving the chat.

The plugin covers three core tasks. First, pull a full stat sheet for any player, including every skill level, total experience, boss kill counts, and minigame or clue progress. Second, fetch real-time leaderboards for a specific skill or an activity category such as bosses, minigames, and clues, so you can gauge where you sit in the global pool. Third, compare two or more players side by side, which makes it easy to spot the gap between you and a friend at a glance. The API key is set once and persists across restarts, so there is no repeated configuration overhead.

It is a good fit for anyone who plays Old School RuneScape regularly and wants to track growth, compare progress with friends, or fold game stats into a broader DSH workflow as contextual data. No extra client to install, no badges or trackers to manage, just a key and a question.

Use Cases

  • Query any OSRS player's skill levels and boss kill counts directly in chat
  • Fetch real-time skill or activity leaderboards to gauge your global rank
  • Compare stats of two or three players side by side to spot the gap quickly

Best For

  • OSRS players who regularly track their skill and activity progress
  • Players who enjoy comparing stats with friends and logging growth over time
  • Developers who need game data as context in a DeepSeek Harness workflow