Piers Sinclair

Piers Sinclair is an independent software publisher whose work is distributed through a public GitHub presence at https://github.com/piers-sinclair, reflecting an open-source development model where source code is made directly available for inspection, use, and potential community contribution. The publisher's catalog currently consists of a single package, CardPool, a utility described as a card pool generator that was originally built for the 25 Format. Tools in this category are typically associated with trading card game communities, where players need a randomized pool of cards from which to construct decks for limited or sealed-style play. Such generators serve a practical role for players, tournament organizers, and casual groups who want a fair, automated way to simulate the experience of opening card packs without relying on physical product or manual randomization. Card pool generation software generally focuses on producing balanced or rule-compliant selections of cards according to the constraints of a particular format, and CardPool follows this pattern by targeting the requirements of the 25 Format for which it was designed. As a focused, single-purpose tool rather than a broad application suite, it exemplifies the kind of niche utility commonly published by individual developers on GitHub, where specialized software addresses the needs of specific hobbyist or gaming communities. Prospective users can expect a lightweight, narrowly scoped solution aimed at streamlining deck-building preparation and event setup for the format it supports, with the added transparency and adaptability that accompany publicly hosted source code.