Welcome to Quilltap

Your AI, your projects, your stories, your partners, your rules

Why Quilltap?

...Because it's a roaring 20s mullet for your artificial intelligence.

Business In The Front

Agent-driven LLM support with MCP and extensibility.

Party In The Back

AI assistants or characters with memories - and you decide how far you will go with them. Play spin-the-bottle, roll a d20, or explore the galaxy - your choice.

Literary Salon On The Veranda

Designed by a writer who needed an executive assistant with opinions, with a very opinionated take on the user experience.

From The Workshop

advisements from toiling “knowledge workers” deving their ops hither and yon

Quilltap Shellv4.1.12

The desktop experience—a proper Electron parlor for your Quilltap server. Runs stable or dev with equal aplomb.

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stablev4.7.0

The latest vetted release—tested, trusted, and ready for polite company.

devv4.8.0-dev.103

The bleeding edge—here be dragons. Will probably hurt you, lose your data, and mix your prized Châteauneuf-du-Pape into a punch with pineapple rings floating in it.

v4.8-dev
  • updatePascal's announcement bar carries the outcome's state
  • updateCustom tools can be gated on the invoking character's metadata
  • updateThe composer's custom-tools popup is now a two-phase dialog
  • updateFictional story clocks were frozen, and read the base in the wrong timezone
  • updateLint: the project-name misspelling rule now checks identifiers and comments
  • updateDeep links that used to escape the tabbed workspace now open as tabs
  • updateThe streaming quill is now a themeable icon
  • updateMadman's Box: small-caps headings, and buttons that stop shouting
  • updateSalon: timeline-mode switch in the chat sidebar ("The Story's Clock")
  • updateEpisodic recall overhaul: memories learn when and where things happened
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From The Folio

latest dispatch

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A Table of One's Own

In which the Croupier climbs to the Lodge with a great sheaf of arcane papers and asks, of all people and all things, for room to build — and the architect who reads flowcharts for a living has to sit down for what she finds inside them.

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