Design and assemble a Talemate roleplay scenario end-to-end: scene JSON, character cards, persistent world state, pinned context, and reusable node-editor modules. Talemate is a self-hosted multi-agent AI roleplay engine (dialogue, narration, summarization, direction, editing, world state, creator, TTS, visual) that loads `scenes/<name>/*.json` plus character cards and node graphs to run long-form interactive fiction with consistent world and game state. This skill walks a creator from premise → world bible → characters → opening scene → pinned world state rules → reusable node modules → save bundle the user can drop into their local Talemate `scenes/` folder. Covers: turning a one-line pitch into a full scenario brief, authoring character sheets in the Talemate creator schema, writing narration/director/world-state agent prompts in Jinja2 templates, building branching mechanics in the node editor (state nodes, choice nodes, memory pins, time-passage), wiring multi-provider clients (OpenAI/Anthropic/OpenRouter/Ollama/LMStudio) to the right agent per task, and validating the bundle against `talemate-scene-schema.json` before first run. Audience: creators who already self-host Talemate (or are setting it up) and want help going from blank scenario to playable long-form roleplay world.
Créé par: songlin she · GitHub