LoreWeaver Architect Foundry: what is in the build

Plain text, Markdown, Word documents, and PDFs. No reformatting first.

Browse and import from Confluence, Notion, and Google Drive, so your lore can stay where it already lives.

Mark documents ready or not ready, one at a time or many at once, and only the material you meant feeds extraction.

Architect proposes the entity types and fields your lore calls for, or takes a schema you already have. You edit it before anything is built on it.

Characters, locations, factions, items, and more, extracted from your documents and editable afterwards. Run it again and it adds to what you have instead of starting over.

Ask for "everyone present at the betrayal" and get the people your lore puts there, whatever they are called.

Name mentions become real connections you can see, filter, and edit.

The world as a browsable reference for the people who never write.

Arcs, beats, and actions on a node canvas, with branching that turns on real project state.

Story arcs, missing characters, and behaviour proposed from what your world already establishes. Every proposal is a draft you accept or reject.

A voice profile per character, dialogue drafted against it, and a rehearsal room where two characters improvise until a voice feels right. Nothing said in rehearsal is canon unless you promote it.

Each action carries a short, readable script describing who does what and when. Architect turns it into structured data for your engine.

Bind a ruleset profile and fill stat blocks from the rules you play by.

The validator reports broken references and orphaned scenes. The simulator walks the story and tells you whether the ending is reachable. Neither costs anything to run.

Unity, Unreal, JSON, XML, CSV, and custom templates that match your own pipeline. Preflight checks run before a bundle ships, and every export is kept in history.

A complete world bundle you can export and re-import, on every plan.

View and export the whole world in another language without touching the original, with translation you can proof line by line.

Writers hold seats and roles, reviewers approve drafts before they become canon, and viewers never take a seat.

Named checkpoints you can restore, comments anchored anywhere in the world, and a record of who changed what.

Everything the web app does is available from the command line, so a coding agent can run your pipeline. Inside the product, the Narrator operates Architect when you ask in plain language.