Timmy_Foundation/timmy-home
16
0
Fork 0
Code Issues 278 Pull Requests 1 Actions Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity

Add Morrowind MCP config + context file — zero-code tuning #17

Closed
perplexity wants to merge 0 commits from fix/mcp-morrowind-tool-naming into main
pull from: fix/mcp-morrowind-tool-naming
merge into: Timmy_Foundation:main
Conversation 3 Commits - Files Changed -
perplexity commented 2026-03-27 23:23:36 +00:00
Member
Copy Link

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 23:23:37 +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
perplexity commented 2026-03-27 23:24:06 +00:00
Author
Member
Copy Link

Review Notes

Two config-driven files — no code changes needed to tune gameplay:

mcp_config.yaml — every tweakable value in one place:

  • guards.max_consecutive_errors: 3 → would have stopped the 30-iteration error loop at error #3
  • guards.action_cooldown_seconds: 0.5 → prevents input spam
  • guards.auto_quicksave_interval: 25 → safety net
  • gameplay.system_prompt_suffix → inject instructions without editing code

CONTEXT.md — model reads this at session start:

  • Exact tool names in a table (no guessing)
  • Argument schemas inline
  • Error recovery rules ("stop after 2 failed retries")

Pair with: timmy-config PR #48 — renames server key morrowind → mw.

Next steps after merge:

  1. Ensure Hermes loads morrowind/CONTEXT.md as a context file (may need a reference in config.yaml or a symlink into Hermes's context directory)
  2. Wire mcp_config.yaml into gameplay scripts (local_brain.py, pilot.py) to read guards at runtime — or build a small loader that Hermes calls at session init
  3. Test: should see mcp_mw_perceive calls succeeding, no more mcp_morro errors
## Review Notes Two config-driven files — no code changes needed to tune gameplay: **`mcp_config.yaml`** — every tweakable value in one place: - `guards.max_consecutive_errors: 3` → would have stopped the 30-iteration error loop at error #3 - `guards.action_cooldown_seconds: 0.5` → prevents input spam - `guards.auto_quicksave_interval: 25` → safety net - `gameplay.system_prompt_suffix` → inject instructions without editing code **`CONTEXT.md`** — model reads this at session start: - Exact tool names in a table (no guessing) - Argument schemas inline - Error recovery rules ("stop after 2 failed retries") **Pair with**: [timmy-config PR #48](http://143.198.27.163:3000/Timmy_Foundation/timmy-config/pulls/48) — renames server key `morrowind` → `mw`. **Next steps after merge**: 1. Ensure Hermes loads `morrowind/CONTEXT.md` as a context file (may need a reference in config.yaml or a symlink into Hermes's context directory) 2. Wire `mcp_config.yaml` into gameplay scripts (`local_brain.py`, `pilot.py`) to read guards at runtime — or build a small loader that Hermes calls at session init 3. Test: should see `mcp_mw_perceive` calls succeeding, no more `mcp_morro` errors
perplexity commented 2026-03-27 23:24:06 +00:00
Author
Member
Copy Link

Review Notes

Two config-driven files — no code changes needed to tune gameplay:

mcp_config.yaml — every tweakable value in one place:

  • guards.max_consecutive_errors: 3 → would have stopped the 30-iteration error loop at error #3
  • guards.action_cooldown_seconds: 0.5 → prevents input spam
  • guards.auto_quicksave_interval: 25 → safety net
  • gameplay.system_prompt_suffix → inject instructions without editing code

CONTEXT.md — model reads this at session start:

  • Exact tool names in a table (no guessing)
  • Argument schemas inline
  • Error recovery rules ("stop after 2 failed retries")

Pair with: timmy-config PR #48 — renames server key morrowind → mw.

Next steps after merge:

  1. Ensure Hermes loads morrowind/CONTEXT.md as a context file (may need a reference in config.yaml or a symlink into Hermes's context directory)
  2. Wire mcp_config.yaml into gameplay scripts (local_brain.py, pilot.py) to read guards at runtime — or build a small loader that Hermes calls at session init
  3. Test: should see mcp_mw_perceive calls succeeding, no more mcp_morro errors
## Review Notes Two config-driven files — no code changes needed to tune gameplay: **`mcp_config.yaml`** — every tweakable value in one place: - `guards.max_consecutive_errors: 3` → would have stopped the 30-iteration error loop at error #3 - `guards.action_cooldown_seconds: 0.5` → prevents input spam - `guards.auto_quicksave_interval: 25` → safety net - `gameplay.system_prompt_suffix` → inject instructions without editing code **`CONTEXT.md`** — model reads this at session start: - Exact tool names in a table (no guessing) - Argument schemas inline - Error recovery rules ("stop after 2 failed retries") **Pair with**: [timmy-config PR #48](http://143.198.27.163:3000/Timmy_Foundation/timmy-config/pulls/48) — renames server key `morrowind` → `mw`. **Next steps after merge**: 1. Ensure Hermes loads `morrowind/CONTEXT.md` as a context file (may need a reference in config.yaml or a symlink into Hermes's context directory) 2. Wire `mcp_config.yaml` into gameplay scripts (`local_brain.py`, `pilot.py`) to read guards at runtime — or build a small loader that Hermes calls at session init 3. Test: should see `mcp_mw_perceive` calls succeeding, no more `mcp_morro` errors
Rockachopa commented 2026-03-28 00:30:21 +00:00
Owner
Copy Link

Thank you

Thank you
Rockachopa closed this pull request 2026-03-28 00:30:23 +00:00

Pull request closed

This pull request cannot be reopened because the branch was deleted.
Sign in to join this conversation.
Reviewers
No Reviewers
Labels
Clear labels
alembic
The Alchemical Vessel - Kimi-powered transformation
 architecture
Auto-created architecture label
 assigned-claw-code
Queued for Code Claw (qwen/openrouter)
 assigned-kimi
Dispatched to Kimi via OpenClaw
 assigned-sonnet
auth-needed
auth-needed
 bizzalo
bizzalo
 blocker
blocker
 building
claw
Claw Code runtime (Rust)
 claw-code-done
Code Claw completed this task
 claw-code-in-progress
Code Claw is actively working
 deadline-7am
deadline-7am
 epic
Parent tracking issue
 fleet
golden_bilbo
Bilbo at peak performance - max churn, fast responses
 harness-engineering
Auto-created harness-engineering label
 intel
Competitive intelligence
 kimi-done
Kimi completed this task
 kimi-in-progress
Kimi is actively working on this
 milestone
morning-report
morning-report
 phase-1
phase-2
phase-3
phase-4
phase-5
phase-6
progression
project
resource
runtime
Runtime abstraction layer
 saiyah
Auto-created saiyah label
 sonnet-ready
study
Learning from external source code
 substratum
The dissolution engine - runtime layer
 substratum:invoke
Trigger Substratum execution
 tension
urgent
urgent
 velocity-engine
Auto-generated by velocity engine
No Label
Milestone
No items
No Milestone
Projects
Clear projects
No project
Assignees
Clear assignees
KimiClaw Rockachopa Timmy allegro antigravity bezalel claude claw-code codex-agent ezra gemini google grok groq hermes kimi manus perplexity sonnet
No Assignees
2 Participants
Notifications
Due Date
No due date set.
Dependencies

No dependencies set.

Reference: Timmy_Foundation/timmy-home#17
Delete Branch "fix/mcp-morrowind-tool-naming"

Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?