SagaSmithAI Website

The source for sagasmithai.github.io: the public home of the AI-native TTRPG platform.

What the site communicates

• fully autonomous game mastering as the primary player-facing experience;
• human-DM collaboration as a supported second hosting mode;
• persistent choices, actor-scoped knowledge, and clear table boundaries;
• honest D&D and CoC experience status;
• extended ruleset import as an explicitly experimental capability;
• checksum-validated shareable actor, preset, and structured module packages;
• a separate developer path for architecture, repositories, and ownership boundaries;
• short public-facing platform updates.

The site is bilingual (Chinese/English), static, and deliberately contains no runtime dashboard or user campaign data.

Development

Requires Node.js 22.12+.

npm install
npm run dev
npm run build
npm run preview

Main files:

src/pages/index.astro        DM/player homepage and autonomous-hosting story
src/pages/developers.astro   Developer architecture and repository map
src/layouts/SiteLayout.astro Shared metadata, navigation, language, and footer
src/styles/site.css          Shared responsive visual system
src/lib/news.ts              Local field-note loader
news/                        Dated Markdown field notes
public/                      Logo and favicons

Content rules

• Describe SagaSmithAI as an AI-native TTRPG platform with complete autonomous hosting as its primary end-user experience.
• Keep DM and player outcomes ahead of implementation details on the homepage.
• Present human-DM collaboration as a supported mode, not the only mode.
• Use the D&D-style fantasy d20 reference path for primary visual storytelling while CoC remains less mature; keep CoC in clearly labeled system-status areas.
• Present D&D as the end-to-end reference path and label CoC/UI maturity honestly.
• Always label extended ruleset import as experimental; never imply arbitrary rulebooks or unadapted third-party systems can be imported and run reliably.
• Keep domain state out of the website; link to MCP/Agent setup instead.
• Do not claim bundled access to commercial rulebooks or modules.
• Distinguish portable source/content packages from campaign saves: no permissions, ActorKnowledge, progress, random stream, branches, or Snapshots migrate with them.
• Update the organization Profile and platform README when the platform map changes.

License

Apache-2.0