What is geometry-dash-decompiled?

Geometry Dash Enhancement Suite is a modification toolkit built through reverse engineering and decompilation of the game Geometry Dash. It runs alongside the game as an overlay rather than editing the game's files directly, and it aims to adjust performance and interface behavior without altering the core game. Stated features include a performance optimizer that adjusts rendering settings for smoother frame rates, an interface that adapts to different screen resolutions, on screen statistics for frame rate and memory usage, support for over 30 languages, and configuration profiles that can be tuned automatically based on the user's hardware. It also lists support for alternate input hardware like dance pads, MIDI controllers, and touch interfaces, an option described as adaptive difficulty scaling that adjusts timing windows based on how the user performs, built in video recording, and cloud syncing of configuration profiles. To install it, you download a release package, extract it somewhere outside protected system folders, and run a launcher that detects your existing Geometry Dash installation. Configuration is done through YAML profile files that set things like target frame rate, anti aliasing, resolution scaling, and memory limits, and there is a command line tool for applying a profile, running diagnostics, checking compatibility, or launching in a safe mode with all enhancements turned off. Windows 10 and 11 have full native support, older Windows versions are supported through a legacy mode, macOS is supported with a Metal renderer, and Linux support through Proton or Wine is described as experimental. iOS support requires a jailbroken device, and Android support is described as a limited beta. The toolkit also lists integrations with the OpenAI and Claude APIs for tuning configuration profiles using natural language.