musicolever/anvil-organizer-cyberpunk-2077-mod-manager-for-windows-redmod-archivexl-

This repository hosts a README page that promotes a Windows program called Anvil Organizer, this time aimed at the video game Cyberpunk 2077. The page is laid out as HTML with a dark style and centers on a large download button that points to an external website rather than to a file in the repo. No source language is detected, and it has 14 stars. The same author publishes a similar README for a Baldur's Gate 3 version. The program is pitched as a mod manager. According to the README, it can install REDmod files, which is the official modding framework that CD Projekt RED ships, and can automatically install and update the helper frameworks ArchiveXL, TweakXL, Codeware, and RED4ext when a mod asks for them. It also claims to integrate with Cyber Engine Tweaks, often shortened to CET, so the game can launch through CET with its console, overlay, and hotkeys. A central idea in the README is a virtual file system. Instead of copying mods into the Cyberpunk install folder, Anvil keeps them in its own directory and presents them to the game only at launch. The README says this means that a game integrity check or a new patch will not strip the mods away. Other listed features include a visual conflict overlay that shows which archive files override others, and a profile system to switch between setups such as photorealism or gameplay overhaul. Usage is the same shape as the Baldur's Gate 3 version. Run setup.exe to a short path, let Anvil detect the Steam, Epic, or GOG copy of the game, choose a mods folder, drag in zip, rar, 7z, or other archive files, tick the ones to activate, then click Launch Cyberpunk 2077. Notes say it is Windows 10 and 11 only, compatible with patch 2.0 and 2.1 and the Phantom Liberty expansion, recommends an antivirus exclusion, and claims it has been tested with more than 300 active mods.