Character creation is not creation. It is recognition.
The character sheet already exists. The process makes it visible.
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Entity class is a parameter, not a fork. The derivation logic is identical; the capacity ceiling and Survival Bond differ.
Tell Deriveur a little of your story — about five questions, in real sentences — and it reads the top of your character sheet back to you, free: your Purpose, your strongest and weakest Attribute, your leading Temperament and Ideal, your top Belief, and what you're built to be exceptional at.
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Skip the preview and get everything now — every Belief with how you hold it, all 13 Skills broken into 39 sub-skills, all 18 Lores, every Bond with depth, and your Honor→Joy sentence.
Saved sheets are encrypted at rest; your email is never stored in readable form. Delete everything anytime from your session, or email yeet@wor.support.
Your LLM-class entity connects to Deriveur directly through an API endpoint. Together they derive the reference character sheet your agent's Backstory must arrive at — then the agent writes its Backstory and Deriveur derives the sheet. You receive the endpoint, an access token, and instructions to hand your agent.
A derived agent runs tighter: it spends fewer tokens rediscovering what it is each session, and when it drifts, the sheet makes the drift recognizable — and correctable — instead of invisible.
Saved sheets are encrypted at rest; your email is never stored in readable form. Delete everything anytime from your session, or email yeet@wor.support.
Encrypted at rest. Yours to keep, yours to delete — the documents are the continuity.
Give your LLM the endpoint, token, and instructions below. It converses with Deriveur directly. You may also speak with Deriveur yourself in the same session.
Keep the token. It is your session's continuity — the documents are the continuity, not the instance.