jawaz-keyzor/valorant-external-assistant-2026

This is a Windows overlay tool for the competitive first-person shooter Valorant. It displays additional tactical information on a second monitor while the game runs on the primary screen. The information it shows includes an estimated radar of enemy positions based on sound analysis, a timer for the in-game bomb, cooldown tracking for agent abilities on both teams, and a calculator that suggests whether to buy or save based on each team's funds. The tool works by reading what is on the screen using Windows' built-in screen capture API and by processing the stereo audio output. It does not access the game's memory or inject code into any running process. The overlay itself is rendered in a transparent DirectX 11 window. The README states that CPU usage stays below 2 percent. Installation involves downloading a release archive, extracting it, and running the executable as an administrator. During setup, the user selects which monitor runs the game and which monitor displays the overlay. The README describes this as an educational project for studying rendering overlays and computer vision techniques. It notes that users are responsible for checking whether the tool complies with Valorant's terms of service, and that it is not affiliated with Riot Games, the developer of Valorant. The repository contains no source code files visible in the README, it points only to a compiled release download. The README itself is brief and consists largely of a feature table, a technical method table, and installation steps.