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TaleWeave AI Command Line Options

The following command line arguments are available when launching the TaleWeave AI engine:

  • --actions

    • Type: String
    • Description: Additional actions to include in the simulation. Note: More than one argument is allowed.

  • --add-rooms

    • Type: Integer
    • Default: 0
    • Description: The number of new rooms to generate before starting the simulation.

  • --config

    • Type: String
    • Description: The file to load additional configuration from.

  • --discord

    • Action: No options are needed for this argument. Simply passing the argument name is enough to enable this option.
    • Description: Run the simulation in a Discord bot.

  • --flavor

    • Type: String
    • Default: ""
    • Description: Additional flavor text for the generated world.

  • --optional-actions

    • Action: No options are needed for this argument. Simply passing the argument name is enough to enable this option.
    • Description: Include optional actions in the simulation.

  • --player

    • Type: String
    • Description: The name of the character to play as.

  • --prompts

    • Type: String
    • Description: The file to load game prompts from. Note: More than one argument is allowed.

  • --render

    • Action: No options are needed for this argument. Simply passing the argument name is enough to enable this option.
    • Description: Run the render thread.

  • --render-generated

    • Action: No options are needed for this argument. Simply passing the argument name is enough to enable this option.
    • Description: Render entities as they are generated.

  • --rooms

    • Type: Integer
    • Description: The number of rooms to generate.

  • --server

    • Action: No options are needed for this argument. Simply passing the argument name is enough to enable this option.
    • Description: Run the websocket server.

  • --state

    • Type: String
    • Description: The file to save the world state to. Defaults to $world.state.json if not set.

  • --turns

    • Type: Integer or "inf"
    • Default: 10
    • Description: The number of simulation turns to run.

  • --systems

    • Type: String
    • Description: Extra systems to run in the simulation. Note: More than one argument is allowed.

  • --theme

    • Type: String
    • Default: "fantasy"
    • Description: The theme of the generated world.

  • --world

    • Type: String
    • Default: "world"
    • Description: The file to save the generated world to.

  • --world-template

    • Type: String
    • Description: The template file to load the world prompt from.