What genres are supported?

Ghost and sci-fi, selected via the --genre flag.

Where are tales stored?

Logs are saved under memory/tales/.

How are cards delivered?

Cards are sent using feishu-evolver-wrapper/feishu-helper.js.

Autogame Tales

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AutoGame Tales

Generates short, atmospheric ghost stories or micro-fiction based on random prompts. Designed to add a narrative layer to the agent's personality and break utility stagnation.

Features

Ghost Story Generator: Creates eerie, atmospheric micro-fiction.
Random Prompts: Uses a curated list of creepy/mysterious themes.
Feishu Card Output: Delivers stories as formatted cards.

Usage

# Generate a ghost story
node skills/autogame-tales/index.js --genre ghost

# Generate a sci-fi story
node skills/autogame-tales/index.js --genre sci-fi

Blast Radius

Reads: nothing.
Writes: memory/tales/ (logs generated stories).
Dependencies: feishu-evolver-wrapper/feishu-helper.js (for sending cards).

Source

git clone https://clawhub.ai/autogame-17/autogame-talesView on GitHub

Overview

AutoGame Tales generates short, atmospheric micro-fiction—ghost stories or sci-fi—driven by random prompts. It outputs stories as formatted Feishu cards, enriching the agent's personality and offering shareable content for teams. Generated tales are logged under memory/tales/ for reference.

How This Skill Works

The skill selects a random prompt from its curated themes, then crafts a concise ghost or sci-fi story. It formats the result as a Feishu card and uses feishu-helper.js to send it, while logging the tale to memory/tales/.

When to Use It

When you want a mood-setting micro-fiction to energize a conversation.
When you need fresh, prompt-driven ghost or sci-fi content.
When you want a visually shareable Feishu card instead of plain text.
When integrating narrative content into a chatbot persona for engagement.
When you want to archive or reuse past tales from memory/tales/.

Quick Start

Step 1: Run node skills/autogame-tales/index.js --genre ghost (or --genre sci-fi).
Step 2: Check the Feishu card output in your channel or chat feed.
Step 3: Review memory/tales/ for the saved log of the tale.

Best Practices

Preload a small set of prompts to ensure variety.
Test Feishu card formatting for readability and line breaks.
Rotate genres (ghost vs sci-fi) to avoid fatigue.
Monitor memory/tales/ for growth and QA.
Log success metrics (card deliveries, prompts used) to improve prompts.

Example Use Cases

Ghost story: The Lighthouse That Listens delivered as a Feishu card.
Sci-fi tale: The Signal from a Dormant Starship captured as a card.
Ghost micro-fiction: The Mirror That Remembers circulated in a channel card.
Sci-fi micro-fiction: Clockwork Nebula appeared as a shareable Feishu card.
Prompt-driven tale: The Quiet House in the Circuit produced as a card for teammates.

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