poof-discord 0.0.1

Spoof game processes to complete Discord quests by creating a lightweight process that mimics a target game's executable.

Poof

Spoof game processes to complete Discord quests by creating a lightweight process that mimics a target game's executable.

Safety

This does not modify the Discord client, inject code, hook processes, or tamper with Discord's memory. It only:
Copies /bin/sleep to a temporary file with the game's name and runs it (just a standard Linux process and nothing related to discord)

Table of Contents

• Requirements
• Installation
• How it works
• Usage
• Find the Process Names

Requirements

• Linux (uses prctl, Unix sockets, /proc)
• Python 3.8+
• Discord desktop client running

Installation

pip install poof-discord

How it works

1. Fake Process — Copies /bin/sleep to /tmp/<game_name> and runs it. Discord's process scanner reads /proc/<pid>/exe and sees a process named exactly like the target game, auto-registering it as your activity.
   Note : The process name is nothing but the target game's executable name which you can get from the Discord-Detectable-Apps repo.

2. Discord RPC (optional) — Connects to Discord's Unix socket and sends a SET_ACTIVITY frame with the game's Application ID (same protocol the official GameSDK uses).

Usage

# Process-only (enough for quests):
poof 'genshinimpact.exe'

# With rich presence too:
poof 'genshinimpact.exe' --app-id 1234567890

# Use prctl rename instead of binary copy:
poof 'genshinimpact.exe' --app-id 1234567890 --method prctl

# Just RPC, no fake process:
poof 'genshinimpact.exe' --app-id 1234567890 --no-process

Find the Process Names

• Process names: Discord-Detectable-Apps