What each module does

Fishing is the only module that does more than track: it also runs the cast, the lure, and the reel-in, one key press at a time.

• One key casts; if your lure has run out it applies the best lure in your bags first
• Press the same key again to reel in when the bobber splashes
• Swap key trades your pole for your weapons, and the fishing key equips weapons when combat starts
• Catch log by spot with catch rates, skill, and lure; goals count catches since login
• Warns you when your pole is broken or close to it, instead of the game's misleading error
• Derby tab counts down to the Stranglethorn Fishing Extravaganza using the in-game calendar

Mining tracks node types and the ore they drop separately, because Small and Rich Thorium Veins both give Thorium Ore.

• Mine next ranks node types by skill-up chance; the Goal button tracks that node's ore
• Node guide covers all 13 Classic node types; Ooze Covered nodes count as their normal type
• Ore tooltips show the node, the skill needed, and where you've mined it
• Reminders for Find Minerals and a missing Mining Pick, only on characters that know Mining

Cooking reads every recipe, learned or not, from your Cooking window. Open the window once and the module has your whole recipe book.

• Cook now lists recipes that still give skill-ups, with how many you can make from your bags
• Plan to any target skill: recipes, cook counts, and a have / need shopping list
• Shopping list sources come from Core's vendor list and your Fishing, Skinning, Herbalism, and Mining logs
• Recipe book shows where each recipe turns gray and, for recipes you don't know, who sells them
• Ingredient tooltips name the recipes that use them

Your crafting address book. It starts empty and fills itself: talk to a crafting vendor or profession trainer and they're saved with what they sell or teach, prices, limited stock, requirements, and where they stand. Nothing is sent anywhere; the data lives in your SavedVariables and is shared by every character on the account.

• "Sold by" lines on item tooltips, nearest vendor first; click a search result for a waypoint (TomTom if you have it, the map pin if not)
• /fa silk thread searches items, vendors and towns; the window has Search, Contacts, and Limited stock tabs
• Limited stock remembers how many were left when you last looked, so restock timers can be worked out
• Opening a profession window saves every recipe with reagents and its color at your skill
• /fa contacts scout shows friendly NPC nameplates while you ride through town; /fa contacts todo lists crafting NPCs you passed but haven't talked to
• Only NPCs you've actually met. Innkeepers, guards and bankers are skipped