wtf is sea-of-thieves-dominate?

This repository presents itself as a cheat tool for the multiplayer game Sea of Thieves, claiming to offer features like an aimbot, wallhack style vision through obstacles known as ESP, an automatic cannon aiming system, a live map showing other ships, and automatic collection of in-game loot. The README advertises this as undetected and lists a long set of combat and visual features, along with a table comparing normal gameplay to gameplay while using the tool. Rather than containing actual source code, the repository is mostly a marketing page. The stated language is C++, but the README does not show how the software is built or what its codebase looks like. Instead, users are directed to download an executable from an external website that is not part of GitHub. The instructions specifically tell users to turn off their antivirus software before running the downloaded file and to run it as an administrator. This combination, an executable hosted off GitHub, no visible source code, and instructions to disable antivirus protection, matches a pattern commonly associated with malware distributed under the guise of game cheats rather than legitimate open source software. Readers should treat this repository with strong caution rather than as a trustworthy tool to install. Beyond the download instructions, the README also promotes a hardware ID spoofer meant to get around bans, and describes a stream proof mode intended to hide the tool from screen recording and streaming software. There is no changelog and no license file mentioned, and none of the claims can be verified from the repository contents alone. Given the nature of this project, ExplainGit cannot confirm what the linked download actually does, and strongly advises against disabling antivirus software or running unverified executables from unfamiliar websites.