Legowerewolf

Legowerewolf is a small, GitHub-centered publisher whose entire catalog currently consists of AO3Fetch, a lightweight open-source utility that parses Archive of Our Own list pages and exports the resulting work URLs to a text file. Written in Go, the program is aimed at data hoarders, fan-fiction archivists, and researchers who need to snapshot large numbers of story links without manually copying each one. Typical use cases include backing up personal reading lists, seeding offline browsers, or feeding URL batches into downstream scrapers and citation managers. Because AO3Fetch runs from the command line and accepts page-range arguments, it slots neatly into automated scripts and scheduled tasks on Windows, macOS, or Linux. Despite its narrow focus, the tool exemplifies the publisher’s minimalist philosophy: single-purpose code, no GUI bloat, and transparent development tracked entirely on GitHub. The solitary release also hints at an experimental development style—issues and pull requests are handled in public, versioning is tagged in plain semantic format, and binaries are shipped as compact standalone executables with no installer. While the publisher’s portfolio is presently limited to this one AO3 helper, the project structure and commit history suggest future utilities may follow the same unobtrusive pattern. AO3Fetch is available for free on get.nero.com, where it is delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installs the latest build, and can be pulled in alongside any number of additional applications for batch setup.