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Scene Detection

Acts as the trigger mechanism. It scans the last few messages for specific intimacy-related keywords. Based on the keyword count, it flags the scene as inactive (saving tokens by keeping the script dormant), approaching (buildup), or active.

Instruction Rotation

Manages the stage directions. It stores three separate pools of short behavioral instructions (nudges) tailored for the scene's current state: buildup, active, or post-climax. It selects one appropriate nudge and invisibly injects it into the AI's prompt to steer its writing style (e.g., directing the AI to focus on physical heat, taste, or a specific piece of clothing).

Escalation Tracking

Measures the depth of the encounter. By counting how many consecutive intimate messages have been sent, it splits the active scene into early, mid, and late phases. It then filters the available nudges so the AI's instructions logically match the timeline—preventing the script from suggesting slow buildup when you are six messages deep, or a complex position change during the first kiss.

Variety Enforcement

Functions as short-term memory. It logs the last three nudges the script injected. If the script randomly selects a nudge that was recently used, this module intercepts it and swaps in a fresh one from the allowed pool. This ensures the AI's prose remains dynamic and prevents it from hyper-fixating on the same stylistic quirks turn after turn.

Disclaimer:

- YES, you need this for the lore book to work right and to optimize token usage.
FAQs on the lore book page.

- If you have actual constructive criticism (like perhaps a suggestion to only use it on specific kink bots, etc. etc.) then leave a polite comment. If it's rude or I think your tone is impolite, I will remove the comment and possibly block you depending on the severity. I prefer that you do it on the lore book page.

- Cost of nudge: ~75-105 tokens at most, at the start of the sexual encounter. It tells the lore book what to trigger in the encounter and when, to prevent too much stacking and keep it fresh. It makes a big difference. They go hand in hand.