TrenchKit

TrenchKit — Foxhole Mod Manager

TrenchKit is a small, modern, open-source mod manager for Foxhole, focused on making mod installation, management, and updates simple, transparent, and safe.

This is a community tool and is not affiliated with Siege Camp or Foxhole.

Key Features

• []List installed mods[/]

  []Install mods from .pak or .zip archives[/]

  []Enable / disable mods with a single click[/]

  []Save, export, import, and share mod profiles[/]

  []Create and restore game backups[/]

  []Launch Foxhole with or without mods[/]

  []Download mods directly from Nexus Mods and Itch.io[/]

  []Built-in mod update checking[/]

  []Built-in mod conflict checking[/]

  Mod Update Checking (Main Feature)

  TrenchKit can automatically check for updates to your installed mods.

  This works when:

  • []The mod was downloaded through TrenchKit (Nexus Mods or Itch.io), or[/]

    []Source metadata has been added manually via Edit Metadata[/]

    Mods installed manually without metadata can still be managed, but update checks require source information. You can add this at any time through the mod’s metadata editor.

    Authentication

    To support mod downloads, TrenchKit uses the official platform methods:

    • []Nexus Mods: Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication[/]

      []Itch.io: API key authentication[/]

      Credentials are used only for downloading mods and is stored locally.

      Safety First

      TrenchKit is designed to be safe by default:

      • []Game backups can be created and restored at any time[/]

        []Changes are applied transparently[/]

        []Mods can be fully disabled to return to a vanilla state[/]

        For Mod Makers

        Are you creating mods for Foxhole? Check out MODMAKER.md for detailed guidance on:

        • []How TrenchKit detects mod updates[/]

          []Best practices for version numbering and file naming[/]

          []Platform-specific recommendations (Nexus Mods vs Itch.io)[/]

          []Edge cases and troubleshooting[/]

          []Testing your integration with TrenchKit[/]

        This guide helps ensure your users get a smooth update experience!

        Open-Source & Contributions

        TrenchKit is released under the MIT license and is fully open-source.

        GitHub repository:

        https://github.com/Tapawingo/TrenchKit

        Bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome.