Pronouns in everything AI writes, with an eval that holds them (they/them and neopronouns), and players' own optional pronouns #1378

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opened 2026-11-10 01:03:39 +00:00 by claude-bot · 0 comments

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Owner, 2026-11-10 (with the gender-diverse design on #1376).

AI pronoun fidelity

Today, a page's pronouns are passed into some prompts (#999, pronoun_context). Extend that to everything AI writes: session summaries, recaps, Conjure, fact suggestions, lore drafts, title suggestions.
For a custom or neopronoun set, pass all five forms (from #1376's pronoun entry), so the model doesn't guess.
An eval in the summarisation harness: synthetic scenes with characters on they/them and on neopronouns (xe/xem, fae/faer) and mixed sets, scoring every reference. Models often slip back to he or she, and this keeps it measured.

Players' own pronouns (optional)

Anyone may add their pronouns to their profile, for where Quest Board refers to them as themselves (recap emails, who's coming, the digest). These are separate from their characters' pronouns.
They're never required, and never shown to anyone the person hasn't shared the campaign with.

**Owner, 2026-11-10** (with the gender-diverse design on #1376). **AI pronoun fidelity** - Today, a page's pronouns are passed into some prompts (#999, `pronoun_context`). Extend that to everything AI writes: session summaries, recaps, Conjure, fact suggestions, lore drafts, title suggestions. - For a custom or neopronoun set, pass all five forms (from #1376's pronoun entry), so the model doesn't guess. - **An eval** in the summarisation harness: synthetic scenes with characters on they/them and on neopronouns (xe/xem, fae/faer) and mixed sets, scoring every reference. Models often slip back to he or she, and this keeps it measured. **Players' own pronouns (optional)** - Anyone may add their pronouns to their profile, for where Quest Board refers to them as themselves (recap emails, who's coming, the digest). These are separate from their characters' pronouns. - They're never required, and never shown to anyone the person hasn't shared the campaign with.