dnd-create

name	dnd-create
description	Design D&D encounters, generate NPC rosters with living entities, or create full player characters with backstories and entity integration.

DnD Create Skill

Create D&D/tabletop RPG content in three modes: encounters, NPC factories, or full character builds — all with NekoCore OS entity integration.

When This Skill Applies

• User asks to design a combat encounter, battle, or fight scenario
• User asks to populate a location with NPCs (tavern, guild, court, etc.)
• User asks to roll, create, or build a D&D character or character sheet
• User mentions DnD, D&D, 5e, Pathfinder, TTRPG, stat block, or monster
• User asks for NPC generation or an NPC factory

Mode Detection

User Says	Mode
"encounter" / "combat" / "battle" / "fight" / "CR"	Encounter Mode
"NPC" / "tavern" / "populate" / "shopkeeper"	NPC Factory Mode
"character" / "roll" / "character sheet" / "PC"	Character Mode

Workflow Overview

1. Detect mode from user message
2. Gather parameters — party level, setting, concept (from message or ask)
3. Generate content — stat blocks (encounter), NPC profiles (factory), or character build (character)
4. Entity creation (NPC + Character modes) — create NekoCore OS entities via API, inject memories, run cognitive ticks
5. Output — write document to MA workspace

API Endpoints (NPC + Character Modes)

All on http://localhost:3847:

Endpoint	Method	Purpose
/api/entities/create	POST	Create entity
/api/entities/{id}/memories/inject	POST	Inject memory
/api/entities/{id}/cognitive/tick	POST	Cognitive processing cycle
/api/entities/{id}/cognitive/state	GET	Read evolved state

Entity Creation Pattern

• NPCs: Lightweight — 2-3 core memories each (backstory, motivation, secret), 1 cognitive tick
• Characters: Full depth — 3-5 chapter backstory, cognitive tick between chapters, iterative evolution

Memory Quality Rules

• First person, present tense for immediacy
• Include sensory details
• Vary emotions — not everything is dramatic
• Use importance 0.7-0.9 for formative, 0.3-0.5 for everyday
• Never create entity files manually — always use the API