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Follow this tutorial after installing Akron. Open the overlay, confirm Akron is active, and verify the status shown during play.
1

Launch Celeste

Start Celeste through Everest with Akron enabled.
2

Open Akron

Press Tab, the default overlay bind. If this bind was changed or conflicts with another mod, configure it in Everest’s mod options.
3

Check the status chip

Akron shows the current attempt status: Unclassified, Goldberry/Hardlist clear, Normal clear, or Cheat. Fresh attempts start Unclassified until Akron’s policy hooks record a classification. The status can escalate during an attempt, but it does not downgrade.
4

Try a display option

Enable Visible and Inputs per second in the Labels tab. Close the overlay, press a few inputs, and confirm the input-rate label appears. Rendering Inputs per second changes the attempt status to Normal clear.
5

Clean up the test

Disable Inputs per second and Visible when the check is complete. The current attempt remains Normal clear because attempt status does not downgrade. A death or new level entry starts a new attempt. If Inputs per second remains enabled, rendering it can classify that new attempt again.

First setup

Use the default setup while exploring Akron. Proof helpers and HUD widgets start disabled. Use the overlay to enable only the tools you need. Invoking StartPos restore, warps, frame tools, timescale, and other state-changing tools can change the active attempt status, even when a later runtime prerequisite prevents the action from finishing.

What the status means

The status is monotonic for the active attempt. Once a feature escalates the attempt, disabling the feature afterward does not revert the status to its previous level.

Next steps