LoreFlow v1.1 — the AI content pipeline that stays in your Editor.

Provider-agnostic (Anthropic and OpenAI), 5 genre presets, quest & item wizards, an approval queue that gates every generation, and your own keys — never ours. Built for designers who want speed without losing authorship.

Unity 6000+ v1.1.0 Editor-only at runtime cost zero BYOK — bring your own keys

2providers (Anthropic + OpenAI)

5genre presets

2content wizards (Quest + Item)

0runtime overhead

What’s in v1.1

Provider Abstraction

Anthropic Claude — Opus / Sonnet / Haiku, configurable per project
OpenAI GPT — GPT-4 family, drop-in alternative
BYOK — keys stored locally, never phoned home

Genre Presets

Fantasy — tropes, name patterns, item archetypes
SciFi — tech-flavored vocabulary, faction tone
Cyberpunk, Post-Apoc, Mystery — voice-tuned prompts

Wizards & Queue

Quest Wizard — objective + branch generator with constraints
Item Wizard — stat-aware drops, lore-consistent descriptions
Approval Queue — every generation reviewed before commit

Integration

SaveStack — persist approved lore as authored content
DialogueFlow — consume quest hooks as dialogue beats
InventoryFlow — route items into the catalog at approval
UnityEvents — wire generations into your own pipelines

Why LoreFlow

AI content generation is easy. Keeping authorship, consistency, and review discipline while moving fast — that’s the hard part. LoreFlow is opinionated about three things.

Editor-only by design

LoreFlow never ships in your build. There is no runtime SDK, no telemetry, no shipped keys. Generations happen in the Editor; what your players see is regular ScriptableObjects authored by you, reviewed by you, committed by you.

Genre as a first-class concept

Every preset is a structured prompt + name palette + tone profile + safety filter. Switch genres and the whole pipeline reframes — no manual prompt-engineering, no copy-paste from a Notion doc.

The Approval Queue is the contract

No generation auto-commits. Each result lands in a queue with diff, prompt, model, cost, and seed. Approve it, edit it, reject it, regenerate it. Your repo only sees content you signed off on.

Quick start

Install and configure your key

Import via Asset Store. Open Tools → Avanatro Tools → LoreFlow → Settings, drop in your Anthropic or OpenAI key, pick a default genre preset.

// LoreFlow stores keys in EditorPrefs (per-user, per-machine).
// Nothing leaves your machine except the provider call itself.
LoreFlowSettings.SetProvider(LoreProvider.Anthropic);
LoreFlowSettings.SetApiKey("sk-ant-...");
LoreFlowSettings.SetGenre(GenrePreset.Fantasy);

Generate your first quest

Open Tools → Avanatro Tools → LoreFlow → Quest Wizard. Pick constraints (length, faction, reward tier), click Generate, review the result.

using AvanatroTools.LoreFlow;

var request = new QuestRequest
{
    Genre   = GenrePreset.Fantasy,
    Length  = QuestLength.Short,
    Faction = "Ember Watch",
    Reward  = RewardTier.Common,
};

QuestDraft draft = await LoreFlow.GenerateQuestAsync(request);
ApprovalQueue.Enqueue(draft);

Approve, then commit

Open the Approval Queue. Each entry shows the prompt, the response, and a diff against your existing catalog. Approve to materialize as a QuestDefinition ScriptableObject; reject to send it back; edit to fine-tune before commit.

BYOK reminder Your API keys are your billing surface. LoreFlow shows per-generation token counts and a session cost estimator, but it cannot enforce hard spend limits at the provider boundary. Set monthly caps in your provider dashboard before enabling team-wide use.

What’s in the box

Layer	What you get
Provider abstraction	`ILoreProvider`, `AnthropicProvider`, `OpenAIProvider` — pluggable, BYOK
Genre presets	Fantasy, SciFi, Cyberpunk, Post-Apoc, Mystery — each a structured prompt + name palette + tone profile
Wizards	`QuestWizard`, `ItemWizard` — EditorWindow flows with constraint UI
Approval queue	`ApprovalQueue` — diff view, edit-in-place, approve / reject / regenerate
Integration adapters	SaveStack (commit), DialogueFlow (quest hooks), InventoryFlow (item routing), UnityEvents bridge
Cost meter	Per-generation token + dollar estimate, per-session aggregate
Tests	Provider stubs included — unit tests do not hit the network

Early access list

LoreFlow is still in the workshop. Sign up for the launch note if you want one email when the Asset Store listing is ready. No drip campaign, no newsletter maze.

Pricing

$40 – $50 USD · one-time, Unity Asset Store

Includes 12 months of updates, all genre presets, both providers. Bring your own API keys.

View on the Unity Asset Store → (listing link pending submission)