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  v3.11.0 Stable

  claude-bot released this 2026-07-27 19:55:48 +00:00 | 553 commits to main since this release

  The Session Reference Shelf: everything relevant to tonight, in one place.

  A per-session board the GM keeps open during play. Anything generated in the GM
  Workbench persists on the shelf for the whole session — whether or not it ever
  becomes canon — and existing wiki entries can be pinned alongside it, so there is
  no hunting a large wiki mid-scene. Cards hold the position you drop them in and
  are never auto-reflowed; the shelf is a spatial surface, not a list.

  The whole feature works offline: no LLM and no transcription is required for any
  of it (the transcript-driven layer is v3.12). One new migration
  (d9e0f1a2b3c4), and BOT_CONTRACT_VERSION stays 1 — the one new bot event is
  additive, so a mixed-version bot keeps working.

  Added

  • [webapp] The shelf itself — a per-session board of reference cards backed
    by a new ShelfCard model and GM-only API, with freeform drag-to-place
    positions that never auto-reflow, resizable cards, per-card "tonight" notes,
    and removal. (#239, #240)
  • [webapp] Add to shelf from anywhere — a shared control on every GM
    Workbench generation result and on wiki entries, defaulting to the campaign's
    in-progress or next session. (#241)
  • [webapp] Glance-compressed cards — each card shows a scannable face
    (name, a one-line want or hook, ~3 facts, a voice cue) with full detail one tap
    away, so cards read at arm's length instead of as walls of text. (#242)
  • [webapp] Spotlight / "now playing" — promote a card to a large stage;
    number keys 1-9 or the card's stage button pick it, arrows or [ ] swap, Esc
    clears. The board card never moves. (#243)
  • [webapp] Scene packs — bundle cards into named scenes during prep and swap
    the board's scene in one tap during play. Swapping hides cards, it never moves
    them, so every scene keeps the exact layout you left it in. (#244)
  • [webapp] Reveal to table — show a card to the players on Discord, in Quest
    Board, or both. Each card carries a player-safe layer separate from its
    GM-only content; when you haven't written one, the server derives a
    conservative default from read-aloud text and public summaries only — never GM
    notes or secrets — and refuses to reveal rather than guess when nothing is
    confidently safe. Players get a new "At the table" view showing only what has
    been revealed. (#245)
  • [webapp] Fast retrieval — a Ctrl-K fuzzy quick-switcher over tonight's
    shelf first and then the wiki, plus number-key hotkeys for the cards on
    screen. (#246)
  • [webapp] End-of-session sweep — one pass over every card touched tonight:
    promote it to the wiki (an AI draft cleans and merges it through the existing
    review rail), carry it forward, or discard it. (#247)
  • [webapp] Carry-forward pins + session navigation — pin a card and it rides
    forward onto every later session automatically, as an interval over the
    campaign's session timeline. Wiki cards render live; generated cards stay
    frozen to their snapshot. Completing a session harvests each wiki card's notes
    into that entry's GM notes; cancelling prunes untouched carried cards. Plus a
    session switcher, a Workbench entry point, and "copy from another session".
    (#252, #254)
  • [webapp] Warm cold-open — the shelf opens with a "previously on" recap, the
    plot threads still open, and a count of the cards carried in, so session N+1
    starts warm. The recap steps over cancelled and unsummarised sessions to find
    the last one that actually has something to say. (#248)
  • [webapp] AI story-arc suggester — a GM Workbench tool that reads recent
    sessions, arcs, threads, and wiki entries to propose candidate story arcs in
    the result rail; accepting one creates a CampaignArc. (#236)
  • [bot] Revealed cards post to Discord — a new additive shelf_reveal event
    posts a card's player-safe layer to the campaign channel. The GM-only side of
    a card never leaves Quest Board. (#245)

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