Story Memory

{
  "aiInstructions": {
    "summarization": {
      "<key>": "string"
    }
  }
}

{
  "aiInstructions": {
    "summarization": {
      "custom": "Track the player's growth, learning, cultivation of new skills and power, and how this changes their identity and relationships with the world and society."
    }
  }
}

#Fields

#custom

The only key — free-form guidance for what world-specific details the summaries must preserve for long-term continuity. Like every other aiInstructions task, it is layered on top of the engine's base summarization instructions.

#Authoring pattern

The engine condenses older story into the running summary the narrator reads; custom tells it what not to lose. The guiding question: describe what would be jarring if an NPC forgot it or mixed up the details — "in my world, this is important, do not lose it."

What matters depends on the genre:

• Relationship-driven worlds — who is related to whom, who is involved with whom, and which of those ties are secret.
• Military or war worlds — ranks, when and why characters were promoted, the chain of command, who was wounded in which battle.
• Progression or leveling worlds — when and why a character levels, learns a new skill, or undergoes an evolution.
• Worlds where alignment matters — an act that shifts a character's alignment is a critical beat, not just another dice roll, and must not drop out of the summary.

Keep it focused on what must be preserved; name the load-bearing facts rather than restating the whole world.