uncoolerenglisch/limo-mod-manager-cyberpunk-2077-mod-manager-for-windows-redmod-archivexl-

This repository hosts a README that promotes something called Limo Mod Manager, presented as a mod management tool for Cyberpunk 2077 on Windows. The page is styled like a marketing landing page with a single download button that points to an external site rather than a GitHub release. There is no source code, no build configuration, and no technical documentation inside the repository, just the README. The README lists what the tool is supposed to do. It claims full support for REDmod, the official CD Projekt RED modding framework, with one-click installs of .redmod files. It says it manages the core framework mods ArchiveXL, TweakXL, Codeware, and RED4ext, and can install them automatically when other mods depend on them. It says it can launch the game through Cyber Engine Tweaks with overlay and hotkey support, store all mods in an external staging directory and link them into the game folder with hard links, show a conflict overlay for archive files that overwrite each other, and let users switch between profiles such as vanilla plus, photorealism, or a gameplay overhaul. The usage walkthrough follows a standard mod manager flow. Run setup.exe, install to a short path like C:\Limo, let the tool auto detect a Steam, Epic, or GOG copy of Cyberpunk 2077, pick a staging directory on the same drive as the game so hard links work, drag mod archives in or download them through Nexus, click Deploy, accept any prompts to install missing frameworks, and then launch the game directly from the tool. The notes section says the tool is Windows 10 or 11 64-bit only, that REDmod must be enabled inside Cyberpunk for best results, that it claims compatibility with game patches 2.0 through 2.2 and the Phantom Liberty expansion, and that users should add the Limo folder to Windows Defender exclusions because the deployment step can be flagged. It says the tool has been tested with 300 or more active mods at once and needs 500 MB of disk space plus room for the mods themselves. Readers should treat this listing with care. The actual installer lives behind a third-party redirect link, no source code is provided, and the repository name closely echoes the real Linux mod manager called Limo. Anyone shopping for a Cyberpunk 2077 mod manager on Windows should verify the download source against a trusted community wiki before running the installer.