Fuzzy-search all your opencode sessions across every project and attach in its own directory. Unlike opencode session list (scoped to your cwd project, capped at 100), it reads the opencode DB directly for a machine-wide newest-first view.

Shout-out to opencode-multiplexer (ocmux) by joeyism (https://github.com/joeyism/opencode-multiplexer) — great for switching between active sessions, but it was a bit too heavy for my workflow, so I built my own lightweight picker.

Built to scratch an itch, happy to share: codeberg.org/kimmitk/ocss

Built a userscript that checks the publisher on Steam and GOG game pages against the Stop Killing Games Dead Game List. If the publisher has shut down always-online titles before, you get an amber banner with the reason.

Currently flags 16 publishers: Ubisoft, EA, Microsoft/Activision, Warner Bros, Bandai Namco, Sony, Square Enix, 2K, NCSoft, SEGA, Capcom, Rovio, Gameloft, NetEase, Nexon, Atari.

Open source, no tracking, dismissible banner.

https://codeberg.org/kimmitk/skg-publisher-warning

When browsing Steam, ever wonder if the publisher behind a game has a history of shutting down always-online titles and making them unplayable?

I built a userscript that checks the publisher on every store.steampowered.com page against the Stop Killing Games Dead Game List. If the publisher is known for killing games, you get a small amber banner above the purchase area with the specific reason.

Currently flags 16 publishers: Ubisoft, EA, Microsoft (Activision/Blizzard), Warner Bros, Bandai Namco, Sony, Square Enix, 2K, NCSoft, SEGA, Capcom, Rovio, Gameloft, NetEase, Nexon, Atari

Examples:

• Ubisoft → Shut down The Crew (2024), lawsuit in France
• EA → Anthem killed Jan 2026, unplayable
• Activision → Warzone Mobile killed Apr 2026
• Sony → Concord killed after 2 weeks

Design:

• Matches Steam’s native DRM warning styling (amber gradient)
• Dismissible, does not block purchases
• Links to per-publisher explainer docs with evidence
• No telemetry, open source

Install:

1. Install ViolentMonkey
2. Open https://codeberg.org/kimmitk/skg-publisher-warning/raw/branch/main/skg-warning.user.js
3. Click Install

Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/kimmitk/skg-publisher-warning

I got tired of accidentally browsing games from publishers with a track record of shutting down always-online titles and making them unplayable. So I built a simple tool:

SKG Publisher Warning

It’s a userscript that checks the publisher on every Steam/GOG game page against the Stop Killing Games Dead Game List. If there’s a match, you get a small amber banner with the reason and a link to evidence.

What it flags (16 publishers): Ubisoft, EA, Microsoft (Activision/Blizzard), Warner Bros, Bandai Namco, Sony, Square Enix, 2K, NCSoft, SEGA, Capcom, Rovio, Gameloft, NetEase, Nexon, Atari

Why it exists:

• Anthem (EA) — killed Jan 2026, always-online, unplayable
• Warzone Mobile (Activision) — killed Apr 2026 after 50M pre-registrations
• Concord (Sony) — killed after 2 weeks
• The Crew (Ubisoft) — the game that started the SKG movement

The banner:

• Amber/orange, matches Steam’s native DRM warning style
• Dismissible, does not block purchases
• Links to per-publisher explainer docs with sources
• No telemetry, no tracking, open source

Install:

1. Install ViolentMonkey (or Tampermonkey)
2. Paste https://codeberg.org/kimmitk/skg-publisher-warning/raw/branch/main/skg-warning.user.js into your browser
3. Click Install

Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/kimmitk/skg-publisher-warning

Also available as a native WebExtension in the repo. PRs welcome if I’m missing a publisher or got something wrong.

Greasy Fork (one-click install): https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/585626-skg-publisher-warning

Export your character from Pathbuilder, run the tool, and get a proper A4 spellbook ready to print or share.

Features: • Cover page with class iconic artwork (or custom portrait) • Spell index with Duration, Range, Save, Area/Target columns • Full spell descriptions with action icons, traits, and heightening • Saddle-stitch booklet mode for duplex printing • Supports all caster types — prepared, spontaneous, focus, rituals, kineticist impulses

Also have a companion tool that generates scroll and wand custom packs for Pathbuilder — import-ready JSON files for every spell at every rank.

Both tools are free and open source on Codeberg: • Spellbook Generator: https://codeberg.org/kimmitk/Pathbuilder-Spellbook-Generator • Scroll & Wand Pack Generator: https://codeberg.org/kimmitk/pathbuilder-scrolls-generator

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