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Daria remembers everything.
/ask anything about your campaign and the answer comes back with its sources — the session it happened in, the scene, the document it was written down in.
Daria#table-talkThe sources are the point. An assistant that has read nothing about your campaign will still answer confidently, and you have no way to tell a real memory from an invented one. Daria answers from your own sessions and says which one, so you can go and look. An answer you can check is worth more than an answer that sounds right.
She searches the curated summaries first and reads the raw transcript when those come back thin — which is what makes a question like “what did the innkeeper actually say his name was?” answerable at all. That detail was never important enough to summarise, and it is in the transcript verbatim.
Uploaded lore counts as much as play. A document added with /upload_doc — a handout, a homebrew rule, twenty pages of setting notes — is searched alongside the sessions, so the answer to “what are the succession laws in Velmark?” comes from what the GM wrote rather than from what a model assumes about fantasy kingdoms.
And when she gets something wrong, /correct fixes it going forward rather than one answer at a time.
What Daria searches to answer you
- Every session summaryThe curated account of each evening, which is where most questions are answered from.
- Every transcript, verbatimRead when the summaries come back thin, so a detail nobody thought worth summarising is still findable.
- Every document you uploadedHandouts, homebrew rules, setting notes and DM prep, searched alongside what was played.
- The campaign’s canonWhat is currently true — who holds what, which alliances stand, which plot lines are open — with the sessions that established each fact.
Questions about asking Daria
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