Do you ever set tech/unity costs to 5x so you can lord your technological superiority over the rest of the galaxy? Do you want to use increased difficulties, but seeing them catch up in tech pains you?

This mod removes the tech and unity bonuses the AI gets from higher difficulties. In exchange, the AI is able to build and maintain larger numbers of ships. This is still more of a 'cheat' mod, however, and will certainly make your game easier, at least versus the rest of the galaxy.

It also makes it more difficult for the AI to open the L-Cluster, though not impossible.

My Main Stellaris Mods
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These are intended to be balanced, suitable for multiplayer, etc.

• Unofficial Patch fixing hundreds of bugs in vanilla Stellaris.
• Yet Another Galaxy Enhancement Mod - Adds new galaxy sizes, star names to fit, and tweaks galaxy generation slightly.
• Bypass Adjustments - Some small tweaks to wormholes (you won't pull the lever and piss off a Fallen Empire any more). Major overhaul for Gateways, making them feel a lot more strategic in the endgame by making them require black holes. Also blocks Fallen Empires, random empires, and space critters from using your Gateways.
• Sensor Expansion - Adds more functionality to sensor tech.
• AI-Player Exclusive Archaeology - Makes a set of AI only dig sites, so the player can enjoy the rest.

My Other Stellaris Mods
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These are not balanced, and drastically increase the player's power.

• All Anomaly Spawns - Removes the null spawn chance from the anomalies that have it, allowing you to get all anomalies.
• Free Galatron With Purchase - Makes the Galatron and ancient trade routes exceptionally likely results. Also how I discovered you could end up with more than one Galatron in a Galaxy. I wrote this because I have yet to obtain it normally. This should only be used in Multiplayer where everyone is aware that whoever opens the first reliquary gets the Galatron.
• Assorted Precursor Adjustments - Currently this just makes it so that you can get all precursors. Remaining issues this addressed were addressed by Paradox.