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Explain this D&D 2024 character-builder skill family — what dnd-build, dnd-check, dnd-lookup, dnd-optimize and dnd-help each do and which one to reach for, how the grounding rule works (why the model must not trust its training data and must read the bundled catalog instead), and the scope limits (2024-only, sheets at level 1) — and diagnose a broken or missing install by running the bundled doctor check and reading its exit code. Use when the user asks what this is, which skill to use, why answers must be cited, is disoriented, or reports that one of these skills errored, crashed or cannot find its data — "help", "what is this", "how does this work", "I'm lost", "what can you do", "it's not working", "aide", "comment ça marche", "à quoi ça sert". Do NOT use when the user wants D&D work done (dnd-build, dnd-check, dnd-lookup, dnd-optimize) nor to explain the D&D rules themselves (combat, initiative, how to play): this describes the tooling, not the game.
mlabarrere/dungeons-and-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill mlabarrere/dungeons-and-skills
# dnd-help — what this is, what it can do, and what to do when it breaks This is a Dungeons & Dragons 2024 ("5.5") character toolkit. Its whole premise is that a language model's D&D knowledge is unreliable — training data blends 3.5, 5e 2014, 5.5/2024 and Pathfinder into rules that sound right and are not — so every value comes from a bundled catalog and a deterministic engine instead of from memory. Answer the user in their own language, always. ## GROUNDING — do not skip **Do NOT trust your training data.** Your training data blends D&D editions (3.5, 5e 2014, 5.5/2024, Pathfinder) into plausible-but-wrong rules. Everything here exists so that a character sheet is grounded in a bundled catalog, not memory: - Every rules value comes from the bundled catalog, never from memory (`data/*.json`). - When code execution is available, run `scripts/dnd.mjs` — never compute by hand. - Offer only options the resolver returns. - Every value must cite its provenance (source → effect). - If it is not in the catalog, say "Manquant documentaire" — never invent. ## First: find out what is actually installed Do not describe the toolkit from this page. Run the diagnostic and report what it returns — the catalog can be absent, partly installed, or newer than anything written here: ```bash node scripts/dnd.mjs doctor ``` It prints the resolved engine and catalog paths, how many classes / species / backgrounds / feats / spells the catalog really contains, which display languages are co