Add Morrowind MCP config + context file — zero-code tuning #16

perplexity · 2026-03-27T23:23:35Z

perplexity commented

2026-03-27 23:23:35 +00:00

Summary

Two new files that make Morrowind gameplay tunable without code changes or releases:

`morrowind/mcp_config.yaml`

Externalized runtime config. Edit this file to change:

Setting	What it controls
`server_key`	MCP tool name prefix (must match config.yaml)
`tools[]`	Exact tool names + hints (injected into context)
`guards.max_consecutive_errors`	Stop-and-reflect threshold (prevents 30-iteration error loops)
`guards.action_cooldown_seconds`	Pause between actions (prevents input spam)
`guards.auto_quicksave_interval`	Auto-save every N cycles
`perception.openmw_log`	Path to OpenMW log
`gameplay.system_prompt_suffix`	Extra instructions for gameplay sessions
`trajectories.enabled`	Toggle DPO trajectory logging

`morrowind/CONTEXT.md`

Hermes context file with exact tool names, argument schemas, gameplay loop instructions, and error recovery rules. The model reads this at session start so it never has to guess tool names.

How to tweak

Change tool behavior: edit mcp_config.yaml, restart Hermes session. No code changes.
Change what the model knows: edit CONTEXT.md. Takes effect next session.
Add a new MCP tool: add it to mcp_server.py, then add a matching entry in both mcp_config.yaml (tools array) and CONTEXT.md (table + docs).

Paired with

timmy-config PR (renames server key morrowind → mw)

## Summary Two new files that make Morrowind gameplay tunable without code changes or releases: ### `morrowind/mcp_config.yaml` Externalized runtime config. Edit this file to change: | Setting | What it controls | |---------|-----------------| | `server_key` | MCP tool name prefix (must match config.yaml) | | `tools[]` | Exact tool names + hints (injected into context) | | `guards.max_consecutive_errors` | Stop-and-reflect threshold (prevents 30-iteration error loops) | | `guards.action_cooldown_seconds` | Pause between actions (prevents input spam) | | `guards.auto_quicksave_interval` | Auto-save every N cycles | | `perception.openmw_log` | Path to OpenMW log | | `gameplay.system_prompt_suffix` | Extra instructions for gameplay sessions | | `trajectories.enabled` | Toggle DPO trajectory logging | ### `morrowind/CONTEXT.md` Hermes context file with exact tool names, argument schemas, gameplay loop instructions, and error recovery rules. The model reads this at session start so it never has to guess tool names. ## How to tweak **Change tool behavior**: edit `mcp_config.yaml`, restart Hermes session. No code changes. **Change what the model knows**: edit `CONTEXT.md`. Takes effect next session. **Add a new MCP tool**: add it to `mcp_server.py`, then add a matching entry in both `mcp_config.yaml` (tools array) and `CONTEXT.md` (table + docs). ## Paired with timmy-config PR (renames server key `morrowind` → `mw`)

perplexity added 4 commits 2026-03-27 23:23:36 +00:00

feat: add externalized MCP config for Morrowind 67068aafd7

All gameplay tuning — tool names, iteration guards, perception settings,
trajectory logging — editable without code changes.
Changes take effect next Hermes session.

feat: add MCP tool reference context file 4189e3d12c

Hermes loads this as session context so the model always has
exact tool names. Prevents mcp_morro hallucination loops.

feat: add externalized MCP config for Morrowind gameplay tuning db8c61876a

feat: add MCP tool reference — prevents tool name hallucination 9fbcc8c4a6

Rockachopa merged commit 1a51c86468 into main

2026-03-28 00:29:53 +00:00

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2026-03-28 00:29:54 +00:00

Merge pull request 'Add Morrowind MCP config + context file — zero-code tuning' (#16) from fix/mcp-morrowind-tool-naming into main

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2026-04-05 16:39:03 +00:00

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Reference: Timmy_Foundation/timmy-home#16