BubblePhysics-Education is a feature in the sandbox-game BubblePhysics which allows you to control the player autonomously using a TCP-Connection.
The game side is part of any version of bubble physics >= 0.8. The feature is available on Linux, Windows and Android.

The TCP-Functionality is built into BubblePhysics itself so you just need to download/install BubblePhysics from itch.io
Note that you need to use a desktop build because in most browsers, websites aren't able to create TCP-Servers.

If you want to download the library automatically or using curl, here is the direct link to the file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zenonet/BubblePhysics-Education/main/BubblePhysics.py

To make it easier, you can use a Python-Library that automatically connects to the TCP-Server and allows for easy control over the game. The library is a single python file, which you can find here.
It isn't on pip right now, so just copy the file to the folder where you have your so

To start automating BubblePhysics, follow these steps:

• Download a desktop build of BubblePhysics (min version 0.8)
• Start a game of BubblePhysics (preferably sandbox mode)
• Go into the pause menu (ESC)
• Click on Start TCP-Server
• Put the python library into a directory with your python source file
• Paste this code into your source file:

from BubblePhysics import *
from time import sleep

# Connect to local host on port 26541 (the standard BubblePhysics port)
connect()

while True:
    move((0, -0.2))
    sleep(0.5)
    move((0, 0.2))
    sleep(0.5)