skorotkiewicz/earth-game

Earth Game is a command line tool for turning personal life goals into quests you can track and act on. It runs entirely offline using Python's standard library and a local SQLite database, with no third party dependencies, no accounts, no outbound network requests, and no AI generated advice. The tool centers on a small set of ideas. A character profile holds your values, strengths, frictions, purpose, and an anti vision of what you want to avoid. Quests are the goals you choose to pursue, and only one quest can be active at a time. Loops are open tasks or concerns you want to capture and later close. A daily today view shows the current quest, the next action, how many loops are still open, and whether a review is due. A review command records five short reflections and can update the current quest's next action. You can use Earth Game entirely from the terminal, or start a local only web interface with earth web, which opens a private session link at 127.0.0.1 and uses the same database as the command line version. It never listens on your network and does not send data anywhere. All data can be exported as readable JSON at any time, and existing export files are never overwritten so you will not lose previous exports by accident. Installation is documented for Arch Linux through the AUR package manager, using yay -S earth-game. Requirements are Python 3.8 or newer and a Unix like terminal. The project stores its database in a standard local data directory by default, and the path can be overridden with an environment variable. Tests are run with Python's built in unittest module. This project fits people who want a private, low friction way to plan and follow through on personal goals without cloud accounts, tracking, or artificial intelligence involved in the process. The README does not mention a software license.