Hello, I’ve developed a small third-party tool called KillFeedSC and I’d like to confirm that it fully complies with the RSI Terms of Service before sharing it publicly. The tool is entirely local and works by reading the standard Game.log file generated by Star Citizen on Windows. It continuously parses this log to extract relevant in-game events (kills, deaths, ship destructions, etc.) and displays them in real time through a local web interface or an optional Tkinter overlay. Here are some important technical details: The program does not modify or inject anything into the game client or its files. It only reads the text log file created by the game (no memory access, no DLL injection, no packet interception). It runs entirely on localhost (127.0.0.1) — no online connectivity, no data sharing, and no gameplay automation. It uses Python 3 with standard libraries (asyncio, websockets, http.server, re, tkinter) and does not depend on any external APIs or game hooks. The goal is purely informational and cosmetic — to display the in-game kill feed for immersion or streaming purposes. Given these conditions, I would like to confirm that such a tool — which only reads the existing log file without interacting with the game process — is considered compliant with the Star Citizen Terms of Service and acceptable for community use. Thank you for your time and clarification! Best regards, VHALAR