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You can generate a complete murder-mystery play package by reading prebuilt design and disclosure matrix markdown files, then automatically producing GM notes, per-character handouts, and evidence sheets. This eliminates manual drafting of the full play package.

A disclosure matrix defines who knows what and when in a murder mystery game. It enforces information-safe outputs by ensuring generated per-character handouts and per-evidence sheets strictly follow the disclosure rules, preventing players from receiving information they should not have.

Yes, the generation process creates role-specific and count-aware documents, producing individual per-character handout files and separate per-evidence evidence files, alongside global intro, rules, endings, and postgame documents for the complete play package.

You can write deterministic output files into a versioned publish directory by specifying a version parameter. All GM notes, handouts, and evidence sheets are generated consistently from the extracted character and evidence lists in your design inputs.

You need a versioned set of requirements, design, and disclosure matrix markdown files stored in an input directory. These files must contain the character lists, evidence lists, and disclosure rules required to generate the complete play package.

Generation depends entirely on reading prebuilt design inputs, so incomplete or inconsistent character and evidence lists in the source markdown files will produce incomplete play packages. All disclosure rules must be properly defined in the matrix before generation.