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yreflow
A console client for Wolfery, built with Textual.
Wolfery is a text-based roleplaying platform. yreflow gives you a terminal UI for connecting to it -- character selection, room navigation, chat commands, spellcheck, and Wolfery markup preview.
Install
Requires Python 3.11+. Requires the uv installation tool.
uv tool install yreflow
Then run it:
yreflow
Or run it directly without installing:
uvx yreflow
Usage
On first launch, yreflow shows a login screen. Enter your Wolfery username and password. After authentication, pick a character and you're in.
Type commands directly in the input bar. A few examples:
"Hello there! # say something
:waves # pose an action
w Alice=Hey, over here # whisper to someone
look # examine the room
go north # move through an exit
See docs/COMMANDS.md for the full command reference.
Configuration
Settings are stored in ~/.config/yreflow/config.toml. This file is created automatically on first login. See docs/SECURITY.md for details on how credentials are handled.
AI Disclosure
This project was developed with the assistance of Claude Code, Anthropic's AI programming tool.
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