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STS2 Mod Manager

A free, open-source Slay the Spire 2 mod manager

Built around playing your friends' modpacks. Share by code (jess/AA5A-315D-61AE) or one-click link (sts2mm://import/...) — or browse public modpacks other players have shared, right from inside the app. Manage profiles, audit versions, auto-backup before launch. Cross-platform for Windows, macOS, and Linux. No account, no tracking, MIT-licensed.

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STS2 Mod Manager Home view — active profile hero with Launch and share-code Quick Add

Why this one

This one has a social focus — built around sharing modpacks and playing the same builds as your friends. A few choices follow from that.

Code or one-click link

Friend pastes you jess/AA5A-315D-61AE, or clicks sts2mm://import/jess/AA5A-315D-61AE. Either way the app installs the pack — bundled mods and GitHub releases pull automatically; Nexus-only mods that weren't bundled surface as pending. Re-shares reuse the same code so followers see "update available" instead of having to follow a new code.

Browse public modpacks in-app

A dedicated Browse Modpacks tab lists every pack people have opted into sharing publicly. One click installs any pack with the same smart-import flow as paste-a-code, with live download progress showing which mod is pulling and how far through the pack you are. Your own packs default to Friends-only — flip Visibility on the Publish dialog when you want to list one.

Smart import routing

Click a share link and the app figures out what to do: new pack → confirm + install; pack you already have → "switch to it?"; update pending → "apply update?"; already on the latest → friendly "you're up to date" toast. Same logic whether you paste the code or click the link.

Game-version aware Repair

If a mod's latest release needs a newer game build than yours, Repair walks back through the mod's release history and installs the newest version that's actually compatible with your Slay the Spire 2 — instead of installing something the game's loader will silently skip.

Drift detection

When your installed mods diverge from the active profile (you toggled something, an update reshaped a mod), the app flags it with a one-click Repair that re-applies the manifest. No more wondering why a profile feels different than last session.

Pin = version and state

Most managers pin only the version. This one pins both the version and the on/off state, so a modpack update from a curator can't auto-toggle a mod you specifically wanted on or off.

Audit you can act on

Settings → Audit shows every mod with a colored LED for its real state: up to date, update available, won't load on your game, release missing assets, no source linked. Update / Pin / Repair actions live on the row.

No account, no telemetry

Open source, MIT-licensed, ships as a standalone Tauri app. Your mod sources are GitHub releases and (optionally, with a free key) Nexus. Nothing leaves the app except the network calls you'd make yourself.

Manage mods

Toggle, pin, repair, audit. Advanced toggle on each screen unlocks the deeper controls when you want them.

Mods view — toggleable mod list with version pills and advanced kebab
Mods view: toggle, pin, source-link, repair (advanced).
Audit view — color-coded mod status with update/pin/repair actions per row
Audit: every mod's compatibility state at a glance.

Share, follow & discover modpacks

Share what you play. Subscribe to friends' packs and get an "update available" card when they re-share. Or browse public packs other players have listed — no friend code needed.

Profiles view — modpack share codes, drift status, and management
Profiles: share codes, drift detection, one-click switch.
Browse Mods view — search GitHub and Nexus from inside the app
Browse Mods: search GitHub topics and Nexus trending / latest. A separate Browse Modpacks tab lists public packs.

A note on Nexus. Free-tier only. The app opens the mod's Files page in your browser; you click Nexus's Slow Download / Manual button (the free one), wait the few seconds, and the browser drops a zip into ~/Downloads. The app's folder watcher picks it up and installs automatically. Don't click Nexus's Mod Manager Download — its nxm:// deep-link isn't wired through to the install pipeline yet, so nothing happens. Premium accounts use the same free-tier flow, so paid subscribers don't get faster downloads here.

Quick start

Source & bug reports