About Quality of Life
From mod.ioClient-side quality of life: auto fishing, auto eat, auto summon, a DPS tracker and chest search. All optional and configurable from the game's own settings menu. Client-side only, so other players do not need it.
Client-side quality-of-life tweaks for Core Keeper, bundled as one mod. Everything is optional and configurable from the game's own menu, under Settings → QoL settings.
Auto Fishing
Casts and hooks for you, and stops baited spots depleting. Casting time sets how far the line lands, or Learn casting copies your own charge instead. Infinite fish shoal is host-side and does nothing on a server without the mod.
Auto Eat
Eats when hunger passes a threshold you choose, without changing the item you have selected. Picks the smallest food that helps, so a cooked dish is not spent on a small gap. Hotbar, main inventory and pouches can each be switched on or off.
Auto Summon
Keeps minions up as they expire or die. Three modes: the set you summoned by hand, the type you summoned last, or your cap split between the summoning weapons on your hotbar. Never summons past the cap, so a change of plan fills in as minions expire rather than culling healthy ones. Ctrl+R with a summoning weapon in hand toggles it for the session.
DPS Tracker
Your damage per second, under the minion counter, while you are dealing any. Detailed mode breaks it down by source, each with its icon. Burning and acid get a row of their own, because the game does not record who applied a condition.
Chest Search
Find an item in the containers around you without opening each one. Click the box beside the inventory, start typing, pick a name from the suggestions, and every nearby chest, station, pouch and dropped stack holding it is listed with a count. Each one is outlined in the world with the count floating over it, coloured by how much is in there. The search stays live once picked, so the containers keep being pointed at while you walk to them with the inventory closed.
Notes
- Client-side only. Other players do not need it, and it changes nothing server-authoritative.
- Every feature is on out of the box and has its own Enabled toggle, so anything you do not want is one click away. Settings are saved per profile.
- Source, and an account of how it works, at github.com/dodoflix/ck-qol.
Highlights
From source dataFootprint
Rated a light load on a server.
Last update
Its author last shipped an update 3d ago.
Quality of Life on Nxeon
From our catalogue- One-click install
- Supported on Nxeon Core Keeper servers. We download it from mod.io, place it, and restart the server.
- Server side
- Client-only: it runs in players’ own games, so it can’t be installed on a server
- Server load
- light
- Smallest plan we suggest
- Core Keeper — 2 GB (2 GB RAM). This follows our own load rating above, not a benchmark.
- Latest build
- 1.1.4, released 2026-11-01
Recent builds
| Build | Released | Game versions | Loaders |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1.4 | 2026-11-01 | n/a | n/a |
| 1.1.2 | 2026-09-07 | n/a | n/a |
Run Quality of Life on a Core Keeper server
Pick a server or deploy a new one above; it is installed in one click.
What kind of mod it is
From the catalogQuality of life & UI
Small conveniences, tweaks and interface improvements players notice straight away.
Client-side mod
From source side supportmod.io lists Quality of Life as not supported on servers. It runs in players’ own games, not on your server.
Compatibility
- Game
- Core Keeper
- Runs on
- Client only
Verified at the source
- ✓mod.ioOfficial listing, checked 2026-11-04Open ↗
- ✓Authordodoflix, as published on mod.io
- ✓LicenseNot published by the sourceFree








