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slaguru666andClaude Opus 5 5fae50e25b Correct the VANITY floor to 0.10.4; bring DESIGN.md up to draft 7
The manifest asked for VANITY 0.10.0, but the Forge seams only landed in
0.10.4. Below that floor the seams are absent and every delve emits the 9
chat cards and 3 folders the spike measured — the exact failure the seams
exist to prevent. The README said 0.10.5, which was safe but wrong; both
now say 0.10.4 and say why.

DESIGN.md still described the tool as an unreleased core with one theme.
It now matches what shipped: seams merged and released, the Foundry slice
at v0.6.0, 16 themes across 5 geometries, 39 tests, the pack validator and
the authoring layer. The features pool is motif-scoped now, so the "last
piece of generic furniture" is gone.

Open questions gain the one that matters: DELVE has never been run at a
live table, and no amount of desk validation will close that.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-05 22:29:21 +01:00
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2026-08-05 12:55:33 +01:00

DELVE — Foundry module

Install by copying this directory to Data/modules/vanity-delve/, then copying the generator into it:

cp -R ../core foundry-module/module/core

module/core/ is a verbatim copy of core/. It is not vendored in git because the standalone generator is the source of truth — if the copy ever needs editing to run inside Foundry, the portability claim in DESIGN.md §4 is false.

Using it

The ⛏ button in the token controls opens the Forge. Set the parameters, press Raise the dungeon, and it builds — in one folder per document type:

  • one scene per area, walls and lighting placed, via the VANITY Forge
  • encounter actors, foldered rather than scattered
  • a JournalEntry: GM truth, one page per area, the ending — this is the adventure

Every document is stamped with a dungeonId, so the 🗑 button removes a whole dungeon and nothing else.

Requires the VANITY system 0.10.5+ for quiet output; on older versions the Forge posts its own cards over DELVE's and the module says so on startup.