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Carter edited this page May 8, 2026
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A Windows 11 tray app that watches gaming-related display and system settings, alerts you (or auto-fixes) when they drift from your preferences, and stays out of the way during gameplay and benchmarks.
- Installation — download, install, uninstall
- Verifying your download — three independent integrity checks (VirusTotal, SHA-256, SLSA provenance) anyone can run before installing
- Verification — how to confirm GamerGuardian is doing what it says at runtime
- File locations — where config, logs, and the installed binary live
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Logging —
changes.logschema with worked examples
- Build from source — local debug, local release, local installer
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Source file reference — what every
.csfile does - Architecture rationale — why GamerGuardian looks the way it does (no kernel driver, polling, single-file publish, etc.)
- Security — how the build pipeline keeps the app trustworthy, and how you can verify it yourself
- OpenSSF Scorecard — what each Scorecard check measures, what the project scores, and why
Source of truth note: these pages are mirrored from
docs/wiki/in the main repo. PRs that touch wiki content go to that directory; a sync workflow pushes them here.
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