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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

1

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);
2

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);
3

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

LayerWhat you get
Provider abstractionILoreProvider, AnthropicProvider, OpenAIProvider — pluggable, BYOK
Genre presetsFantasy, SciFi, Cyberpunk, Post-Apoc, Mystery — each a structured prompt + name palette + tone profile
WizardsQuestWizard, ItemWizard — EditorWindow flows with constraint UI
Approval queueApprovalQueue — diff view, edit-in-place, approve / reject / regenerate
Integration adaptersSaveStack (commit), DialogueFlow (quest hooks), InventoryFlow (item routing), UnityEvents bridge
Cost meterPer-generation token + dollar estimate, per-session aggregate
TestsProvider stubs included — unit tests do not hit the network

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)