TinyVault

One row. Three icons. Nine pills. Everything you need to know about your Great Vault — without ever opening it.

TinyVault is a minimalist, standalone HUD for your weekly Great Vault progress. No mega-suite, no library bloat, no settings labyrinth: just a small floating row that quietly sits on your screen and tells you exactly where you stand for the week.

What it shows

A single compact row with three categories — Raid, Mythic+, and World/Delves — each represented by an icon followed by three pills, one per Vault slot.

Unlocked slot → solid pill colored by upgrade-track band (Veteran / Champion / Hero / Myth), with the reward's exact item level rendered inside.
Locked slot → dim outlined pill with a dash.
Hover any pill → tooltip with progress, upgrade track name, source level (key level / boss count / activity rank), and time remaining until weekly reset.
Click anywhere → opens the Great Vault UI.
Right-click → opens settings.

Features

Item levels at a glance. No more opening the Vault just to check what tier of loot you've earned this week.
Live unlock pulse. When a slot becomes available mid-session (finishing a key, killing a boss, completing a Delve), the pill flashes with a gold halo.
Reset warning. The frame's border tints red in the last 12 hours before weekly reset — a subtle nudge to spend that last key.
Auto-hide when full. Once all nine slots are unlocked, TinyVault gets out of your way until next reset.
Minimap button. Optional toggle button on the minimap; drag to reposition.
Movable, scalable, lockable. Position and scale persist per character.

Slash commands

Command	Action
`/tv` or `/tinyvault`	Open settings
`/tv show` / `/tv hide`	Show or hide the frame
`/tv lock` / `/tv unlock`	Toggle frame drag
`/tv reset`	Reset frame position to center
`/tv minimap`	Toggle the minimap button

Customization

Upgrade-track colour bands live in TinyVault.lua (TRACK_BANDS). Five lines, easy to retune per season if Blizzard shifts the item-level ranges.

Why standalone?

Most existing Vault widgets are buried inside heavy UI overhauls (ElvUI, AddOnSkins, suites of broker plugins). TinyVault is the opposite philosophy: one focused feature, ~600 lines of Lua, no library dependencies, no .toc externals. Install it, see your Vault, forget it's there.

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