Luker
Multi-agent roleplay writing with memory graphs and critics
All Skills in This Repository (25)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorspreset-skill
Apply preset configurations to testing environments for automated test runs.
char-skill
Execute character-specific tests in an isolated application environment.
test-skill-a
Execute predefined global tests to verify system functionality and compatibility.
test-skill-b
Automate test case execution across multiple environments with consistent results.
memory-curator-method-zh
Automate event summarization and memory management for complex game narratives.
director-dispatch-protocol-zh
Dispatch specialized sub-agents for Role-Playing Game content management tasks.
director-anti-cliche-zh
Detect clichéd phrases in Chinese narrative writing and suggest authentic alternatives.
notes-pickup-scout-method-zh
Identify ripe notes for pickup based on current scene context.
director-turn-workflow-zh
Direct and automate role-playing game turn workflows with parallel agent dispatch.
notes-curator-method-zh
Close and open notes based on evidence in draft text.
epistemic-scout-method-zh
Map character knowledge boundaries from chat records, lorebook, and memory.
intent-scout-method-zh
Identify user intents and lorebook directives from chat and lorebook content.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Luker?▼
Run `npx skills add funnycups/Luker --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What is Luker used for?▼
Luker is a SillyTavern fork for interactive roleplay and story writing that adds reliable generation handling, a memory graph, and a multi-agent director workflow.
How does Luker keep long stories consistent?▼
It records events, characters, and open plot threads in a memory graph, then uses scout and critic sub-agents to check every draft against established facts and character knowledge.
Does Luker support Chinese roleplay writing?▼
Yes. Its default skills are built for Chinese-language RP, with style rules that block robotic phrasing, meta-narration, and cliche patterns.
Can I run Luker on my phone?▼
Yes. Luker includes an Android app workspace that runs the backend locally on your phone and opens it in a WebView.
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