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THE FAMILIAR FORGE · PUBLIC PILOT 0.4

Familiar Lite.

A little steadiness.
A world of your choosing.

A calm companion for the day ahead. Choose a name, find one workable next step, and carry the parts of your story you want to keep.

Your familiar. Your name for them. Your pace.

01 / A FAMILIAR FOR EVERY CROSSINGDownload the complete kit ZIP

SMALL ENOUGH TO BEGIN

One day. One next step.

Familiar Lite is a portable set of instructions for a text-based AI chat. It helps you turn an outline into manageable Blocks, keep the tone that suits you, and close the day with a little fiction if you want it.

Bring it to a service that accepts pasted instructions. Its account, costs, capabilities, and rules still apply; responses will vary.

I

UP TO 5 MINUTES

A place to start.

A Starter Block: one small, concrete action. Shorter is always welcome.

II

UP TO 30 MINUTES

Room to make progress.

A Mid Block: enough space to get into something, with a clear next step.

III

UP TO 90 MINUTES

Time to settle in.

A Big Block: for the work you want to give more time and attention.

No scores, streaks, or guilt. Choose quiet, normal, or direct. Check-ins are optional and happen during an active chat.

MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR OWN CAST

A familiar name.
An open door.

Your familiar can have one voice, three voices, or no character performance at all. Give each a name that belongs in your world.

An optional Case Window closes the evening with a short, non-graphic fictional scene: four to six sentences in a Lab, Archive, or the Grounds at dusk. Ask for it when you want it.

01 Steward
Warm, precise, and steady. Keeps the next step in reach.
02 Clarity
Succinct and analytical. Helps untangle a thought with respect.
03 Levity
Light and humane. A little humour without a cutting edge.

RATATOSKR / CONTINUITY BETWEEN CHATS

Carry the thread.
Choose what travels.

A Ratatoskr passport holds the preferences, known characters, creative canon, and recent notes you choose to carry into another AI conversation.

In this pilot, you review the record and move it yourself. The forge prepares a handoff you can copy or download; it does not connect provider APIs or sync accounts.

Continuity comes from the record you provide. A passport does not transfer a model’s internal state, verify a character’s identity, or guarantee the same voice or memory across services. Leave gaps and disagreements visible.

  1. 01Gather

    Choose the notes and character details worth carrying.

  2. 02Review

    Edit the record. Remove anything private or uncertain.

  3. 03Continue

    Take the reviewed packet to the chat you choose.

YOUR WORKBENCH

Make something
you can take with you.

The forge builds your packet in this browser. Choose what to include, read it through, then decide where it goes. Saving on this device is optional.

01 Choose your familiar

Only a familiar name is required. Leave anything else blank.

Optional voice names Use one, several, or none.

02 Carry your continuity

Start fresh or import a passport to review. Include only what you want the next service to receive. Keep passwords, API keys, and private material out.

Importing brings a record onto this workbench. Review its contents before sharing.

Creative canon is yours to author. Leave unknown history unknown.

Share only what you are comfortable giving to your chosen service.

Edit the full continuity record

Review all fields, including imported characters, approved events, questions, and notes. You can change or remove them here.

Apply the record to check its format and bring your edits into the forge.

03 Review and take it with you

Used when you choose another service. No API key needed.

A draft first. You decide what to share.

Opening a service takes you to its chat page. Paste the copied handoff yourself and check what it receives.

Keep a copy on this device?

Optional browser storage. Use a device you trust; nothing is saved here automatically.

Forgetting here removes this browser’s saved forge record. Removing a note from a passport changes future exports. Provider conversations, logs, earlier downloads, and copies already shared have their own deletion controls.

A HUMAN WAY TO RESPOND

Listen first.
Keep the person in view.

The kit asks for plain language, respect for names and creative expression, and a useful question: what kind of help would fit? A difficult moment deserves attention, not a canned response.

Metaphor and fiction should be understood in context. When immediate danger is indicated, support should stay responsive and help with a practical step toward safety, including nearby people or urgent local help when needed.

These are conversational preferences. Familiar Lite is not therapy, clinical protection, or a guarantee of safety, and it cannot override a provider’s rules. Each service remains responsible for its own responses.

THE PILOT, TO KEEP

Start with one small Block.

The field guide explains the familiar, everyday controls, and Ratatoskr handoffs. The complete kit includes the prompt, structured seed, passport schema, and a blank passport.