eater.js

function ( a , { t } )
{// t:#s.name.loc
  var c = { } , p , v , r , x , s , i = 0 ,
  P = "red0purple0blue0cyan0green0lime0yellow0orange020305070110130170190230290310370410430470530590610670710730790830890970unlock0open0release" . split ( 0 ) ,
  z = "_..!|1!|2!|3!|or n|d c| com|k c|color_digit|c002_complement|c003_triad_1|c003_triad_2|!d|t d|pr",
  Z = z . split ( '|' )
  
  for ( ; v = ( r = t . call ( c ) ) . match ( z ) ; c [ p ] = x , i ++ ) 
  s = Z . indexOf ( v = v [ 0 ] ) ,
  s > 13 ? c . ez_prime = + P [ i % 25 + 8 ]  :
  s > 11 ? c . digit = i%10:
  s > 8 ? p = v :
  s > 7 ? c [ v ] = x.length :
  x = s > 6 ? P [ i % 3 + 33 ] :
  s > 3 ? P [ i % 8 ] :
  p = s > 0 ? "c00" + v [ 0 ]  :
  "EZ_" + v [ 1 ] + v [ 2 ]
  
  return r
}

Was having issues involving the color_digit, but should be working as of the current version.

@icemnki Nice 👍 I rewrote this myself last night using your technique in order to fix c001s, got it down to 494 💪

this mixed with a hashing script is golden 5 mil every few minutes at least.

This doesn't seem to work anymore. It's a bitch to debug!

it's somethin', though

you can shave off more bytes by using string templates and whitespaces (\n and space) because the game doesnt recognize them as a character.
Ive seen someone writing a script that encoded itself completely in whitespaces making it about 30 bytes to the game.
This is an example what you could do:

  P = "red purple blue cyan green lime yellow orange 2 3 5 7 11 13 17 19 23 29 31 37 41 43 47 53 59 61 67 71 73 79 83 89 97 unlock open release" . split` ` ,
  z = "_..!
1!
2!
3!
or n
d c
 com
k c
color_digit
c002_complement
c003_triad_1
c003_triad_2
!d
t d
pr",
  Z = z . split`
`