Savecraft

Save information the player wants remembered across conversations — build guides, goals, farming plans, session context, or strategy notes. Attach to a specific save. Maximum 10 notes per save.

create_note

Permanently remove a note. Only when the player explicitly asks to delete — prefer updating to revise outdated content.

delete_note

Full content of a player's note — build guides, goals, session memories, farming plans, or strategy context they saved for future conversations. Read relevant notes before giving advice so you build on prior discussion.

get_note

Text-only details for a character or save — summary, overview stats, available data sections, and attached notes. When presenting a character to the player, prefer show_save — it returns the same data plus a visual character card.

get_save

Deep data for specific aspects of a save. Returns actual in-game state the player has experienced. Request section names from the save's section listing returned by get_save, and only request sections you will directly reference in your response. Game-specific shapes are documented in each section's own description; MTGA game:<match_id> sections use a compressed key-renamed shape — read the section description for its key legend before interpreting the payload.

get_section

CALL FIRST when the player asks about ANY game mechanic, rule, item, or build — Savecraft has authoritative reference data that is more current than your training data. Do not answer game questions from memory without checking here first. Reference modules work without saves — no setup needed. Returns all games, saves, notes, and reference modules. Pass a filter to get full parameter schemas before calling query_reference or show_reference. Supported games: clair-obscur (Clair Obscur: Expedition 33), d2r (Diablo II: Resurrected), factorio (Factorio), magic (Magic: The Gathering), palworld (Palworld), poe (Path of Exile), poe2 (Path of Exile 2), rimworld (RimWorld), satisfactory (Satisfactory), sdv (Stardew Valley), songsofsyx (Songs of Syx), stellaris (Stellaris), wow (World of Warcraft), zomboid (Project Zomboid). Call with no filter to see all.

list_games

Text-only game reference data — rules, items, builds, drop rates, economy prices — as raw JSON. Use when the answer is a sentence, the module has no visual component, or you need raw data before making a cross-module decision. When presenting results to the player and the module has visual=true, prefer show_reference — it returns the same data plus an interactive view. You MUST call list_games(filter=...) first to load parameter schemas — calling without schemas will return errors. The filtered listing gives each module an `example`: a complete, copy-pasteable call (game_id + module + queries) — copy its shape rather than assembling the envelope from the schema. Pass `module` exactly as the listing names it. Batch multiple queries per call (max 50) — each query targets one module and has its own parameters. Modules accepting card/deck lists can also take a section reference (deck_section + save_id) — get valid section names from get_save first.

query_reference

Pull the latest game data for a save — re-parse the save file or fetch fresh API data. Use when the player says something just changed in-game: found an item, leveled up, equipped gear, finished a quest.

refresh_save

Full-text keyword search across all saves and notes — find items, skills, quests, characters, or any game data without knowing which save contains it. Ideal for cross-character and cross-game queries. Results distinguish between save data and player-written notes.

search_saves

Present search results as an interactive list — returns full data you can reason from AND renders a visual. Default when the player wants to compare or scan matches across saves and notes.

show_search_saves