objz is an independent software publisher whose work is distributed through GitHub, focusing on lightweight, terminal-based tooling for the gaming community, specifically for players and server operators of Minecraft. The publisher's catalog consists of two open-source packages: mcl-launcher and rmcl, both of which are Minecraft launchers built around a text user interface, or TUI. Rather than relying on a traditional graphical desktop application, these launchers operate directly within the terminal, presenting interactive menus and controls rendered as text. This approach makes them well suited to users who prefer keyboard-driven workflows, minimal system resource usage, or environments where a full graphical stack is unavailable or undesirable, such as remote servers accessed over SSH, minimal Linux installations, or lightweight window manager setups. Typical use cases for software in this category include managing game installations, selecting and switching between Minecraft versions, configuring launch parameters and Java options, and starting the game quickly without the overhead of a heavyweight launcher. Terminal-based launchers also appeal to developers and power users who want to integrate game launching into scripts, automation pipelines, or custom dotfile-managed environments, since TUI tools are generally easier to compose with other command-line utilities than GUI applications. By offering two related packages in the same category, objz provides options within this niche, allowing users to choose the implementation that best matches their preferences for features, language, or behavior. Both projects are publicly accessible through the publisher's GitHub profile, where source code, documentation, and release information are available for inspection, contribution, and self-hosting, consistent with common open-source distribution practices for developer-oriented utilities.