what is wand-enhancer fr?

WandEnhancer is an open-source add-on that patches a local install of the Wand app, made by WeMod, to add extra features and change how it looks and behaves on your own machine. It edits files inside your existing Wand installation and does not contact any update or tracking service of its own, it only changes a small proxy file that Wand loads so the client integrity check byte gets flipped, and it does not inject itself into any other program. The tool adds several improvements: it manages local configuration settings, automatically adjusts for new versions of the Wand client so things keep working after updates, offers deeper layout and theme customization on the client side only, adds AI related features, and includes a remote web panel you can use to control the app from your phone. To use the remote panel you connect your phone to the same Wi-Fi network as your computer and scan a QR code shown in the app. The panel runs over plain HTTP on a fixed port with no password, so the project warns that anyone who can reach that port on your network can view and control it, and recommends only using it on a trusted network or through a VPN tool like Tailscale rather than exposing it to the internet directly. There are no official prebuilt downloads for this project. Instead you fork the repository on GitHub, run the included Build executable workflow through GitHub Actions, and download the resulting file from your own fork once the workflow finishes. The README repeatedly warns that scammers have posted fake tutorial videos elsewhere on the internet with malware disguised as this tool, so any executable found outside your own fork build should not be trusted. Advanced users can also inject their own JavaScript into the Wand client at patch time, either through the patch dialog or by dropping script files into a folder next to the patcher. These scripts run with the same access as the Wand client itself, so the project cautions that you should only add scripts you understand and trust. Building the project from source on Windows requires CMake, Node.js with pnpm, Visual Studio 2022 with C++ tools, and the .NET Framework 4.8 build tools, using a provided build script.