Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
Honeytongue gives game characters a case to judge
A JavaScript persuasion mechanic lets game characters judge what players say according to each character’s values.
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- JavaScript game developers building conversational persuasion
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- The East Gate demo labels its scores as averages of ten live runs against Jev, with Harry's threshold marked on each meter.
Field notes
The API separates a character's judgment from the game's response: the example code opens a gate, calls a watchman, or uses a reaction based on the result. The guide says the package has no dependencies and includes TypeScript types, while requiring Node 22.13 or later; its keyword-based mock client supports building and testing without an API key.
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