The idea of something causing reality amounts to arguing that existence was caused by something that doesn’t exist.
I might have been unclear. By "reality", I meant the material reality.
Exist: to have real being whether material or immaterial
I claim that since all material things have a cause, that the material reality is caused by an immaterial one: God, or something god-like.
The laws of logic do not exist. They are descriptions of the limitations of things that exist.
They ARE the limitations.
There could be infinite “Gods”
Actually, there could be one infinite God or your proposal, or anything in between those two extremes. The point is, Gods defining characteristic necessarily belongs to SOMETHING. Because if this trait, independency, doesn't exist, then the existence of something dependent doesn't make any sense. The only way to claim that something independent doesn't exist is to claim that NOTHING exists.
If you can disregard causality for one thing then you can disregard it as a law
Causality: the idea that anything that starts to exist has a cause
I don't disregard causality by claiming God has no cause. God has no beginning, and the law of causality doesn't require him to have a cause.
I think your objection is that God, or something god-like, isn't proven to be immaterial. I agree, I haven't proven that energy cannot be this "independent" thing. But we DO know that something independent exists.