wtf is sigterm?

SIGTERM is a free, open source, browser based multiplayer role playing game that anyone can play without installing anything. It is styled after BBS door games from the 1980s and wrapped in a cyberpunk story about a corporation that controls most of the internet, with players exploring the small portion that stays outside its control. There is a hosted version you can play immediately, plus a Discord server for the community around it. Gameplay is built around daily limited actions rather than constant play. Each player gets ten turns per day to fight computer controlled enemies, earn credits, and level up, along with three daily missions that reset at midnight for bonus rewards. There are also multiplayer dungeon style raids called OffOps, where dying means losing your progress but defeating the final boss lets you keep everything you earned. Players track stats like kills, credits, level, streaks, and player versus player record, and compete on a single global leaderboard. A shared vault fills up from player activity over a season and pays out when that season ends. Beyond combat, the game includes social and long term systems: three factions players can join, a council of the top ten players who vote weekly on story events, thirty six achievements, a lore archive that unlocks as you play, a mentor system where high level players teach newer ones, obituary style messages when a player disappears for a month, and private messages left on other players' profiles. Anyone can also self host their own version of the game, called a node, and become its administrator, choosing trusted helpers and shaping their community while sharing the same story and season with other nodes. Setting up a node uses a single install script that asks for a node name, admin details, a port number, and an Anthropic API key, since narration is generated using Claude. The project is built with Node.js and Express on the backend, SQLite for the database, React with Vite on the frontend, PM2 for process management, and JWT for authentication. It is released under the MIT license, and the README lists a roadmap covering upcoming features like cross-node play and stronger account security. Contributions such as bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome, and the author specifically asks for artists, BBS enthusiasts, and lore writers to get involved.