Levario Ramirez

Building Quest Keeper AI — a solo tabletop RPG with an AI Dungeon Master, real rules, and persistent worlds. Play it free

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@ZixuanLi_ https://t.co/24DYTg1vn5 kinda cooked with zcode + my custom comfyui 3D asset pipeline!

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

I’m building an open-source Virtual Classroom: an AI tutor that teaches through voice, an animated avatar, a Stagehand-controlled whiteboard, and generated video.

It’s one of ~75 open-source repos I’ve built around a shared principle: AI proposes; deterministic systems verify and execute.

Devin Max + GPT-6 Astra would dramatically accelerate turning it into something students can actually use.

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@yacineMTB bro turned the duck into a god of game of life

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

Built my own version of the "live-classroom" demo.

https://t.co/ynq3P0k0Fx

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@ZixuanLi_ GLM 5.3 is my default.

However, it keeps returning full Chinese turns in English chat and then gaslighting me that I'm using a translator.

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@buildwithhassan I have a legacy v2 subscription from back when they were offering annual for like $35

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@MA1NEAC Reminds me of Guns of Icarus

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@ZixuanLi_ Does this also apply to legacy plans?

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@arena @Zai_org GLM 5.3 is my daily driver nowadays

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@brianfamilyguy9 @chribjel What’s happens when open source models become widely accepted as on par or superior at fractional costs?

Sure supply and demand for their own models within Anthropic customer base but those customers will leave.

I did.

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@luckeyfaraday What process are you using to reverse engineer it?

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@InkPotGames that’s the solo loop i’m after too: your intent goes in, then the dice get a say before you decide what it means. what keeps hawkeye from bending to the story—the roll, a written clock, or a rule you won’t break?

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@InkPotGames the three-day clock gives the tavern scene teeth. do you run that as a visible countdown for the players, or let the pressure surface through hawkeye and coinbags as they test the town?

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@lynchpoet the per-device mystery is a nice touch. can players compare which toggle they got after a session, or is the mismatch itself part of the table secret?

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@InkPotGames quillan coinbags is a good pressure point: his prejudice and his warning can both be true. did the player get to decide whether to trust him, or did hawkeye pull them into the investigation first?

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@lynchpoet the bugs being part of the rules is the good bit — the generator isn’t just dressing the scene, it’s part of play. do players know which toggle a crushed bug changes, or is that discovered at the table?

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

the first turn of a solo rpg shouldn’t feel like a blank form. the dm needs to put a situation on the table, make the stakes legible, and give you something to push against. that’s the opening i’m tuning in quest keeper ai.

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@Will_of_theDice the cataclysm hook is a good one. are the players trying to save something specific, or is this more of a survive-the-aftermath episode?

[Levario Ramirez @MnehmosTMRI]

@CurseOKnowledge that’s the right kind of “lazy”: automate the repeated math, keep the table time for decisions. did the sheet stay behind the screen, or did players end up using it as part of the table?