matrix01010246/xbox-fusion-windows-ui

Xbox Fusion Windows UI, called Windows-Xbox-Mode in its README, describes a shell that replaces the normal Windows desktop with an Xbox console style interface when toggled on. The README is written in promotional language throughout, describing the project as a bridge between PC gaming and console convenience rather than listing plain technical specifics for most sections. According to the README, the shell provides a game library that pulls in titles from Steam, Xbox Game Pass, Epic Games Store, and local emulators into one screen, controller support for Xbox Series X and Xbox 360 controllers with haptic feedback and adaptive trigger settings, a performance dashboard showing CPU and GPU temperature and frame rate, and cloud sync for game saves, controller profiles, and interface settings across devices. It describes support for over 30 languages and mentions optional OpenAI and Claude API integration for generating controller profiles and game recommendations from natural language requests. Installation instructions point to running an installer as Administrator from a download link hosted on a GitHub Pages site, after which a setup wizard scans installed game libraries and walks through controller pairing and theme selection. A configuration file example shows settings for themes, controller stick mapping, and emulator compatibility toggles for older Xbox consoles. The README states minimum requirements of Windows 10 version 22H2 or Windows 11, 8GB of RAM, and a DirectX 12 Ultimate compatible graphics card. No license is stated in the visible portion of the README, and the repository does not show source code or a project structure, only a download badge and configuration examples, so the described features cannot be verified against actual code from this content alone.