A scene stalled by an AI failure used to wait for the GM, a scene turn didn't count as roleplay, and the arbiter silently trimmed players' claims.

  • Resilience — after a failure the engine retries the GM's turn on its own within a minute; “Continue” now works for players too

  • Turn = roleplay — a line in a scene counts like a post: conditions mature, quests fire, and no extra post is needed to move on

  • The arbiter explains — the reason a claim was rejected is now visible to the player

  • NPCs — characters have a gender and an age — autonomous posts no longer mix up grammatical gender

“Living Authorship” is a module the world owner switches on: a meter under the input watches how the text landed in the field and what its style resembles, and warns when a post looks generated. It never blocks sending.

In “Chronicles of Konoha” one month held 162 scene turns against 99 posts: more than half the world's life used to go uncounted.