/familiar

Route this command to the correct familiar MCP tool based on the subcommand.

Subcommand: $1 | Arguments: $ARGUMENTS

Routing

personality (default when $1 is empty or "personality"):

• No further args → call familiar-personality with no arguments (show mode)
• $1 is "personality" and $2 is "reset" → call familiar-personality with reset: true
• $1 is "personality" and $2+ is present → call familiar-personality with description set to everything after "personality" in $ARGUMENTS
• $1 is missing entirely → call familiar-personality with no arguments (show mode)

mood (when $1 is "mood"):

• No further args → call familiar-mood with no arguments (show current mood)
• $2 is present → call familiar-mood with set = $2 (valid: cheerful, neutral, grumpy, excited, sleepy, chaotic)

stats (when $1 is "stats"):

• Call familiar-stats with no arguments

lore (when $1 is "lore"):

• No further args → call familiar-lore with no arguments (show all lore)
• $2+ is present → call familiar-lore with add set to everything after "lore" in $ARGUMENTS

Unrecognized subcommand: If $1 doesn't match any of the above, tell the user the valid subcommands:

• /familiar personality [description|reset] — show, change, or reset personality
• /familiar mood [mood-name] — show or set mood
• /familiar stats — show companion stats and history
• /familiar lore [new entry text] — show or add backstory

Responding

These tools return context seeds — JSON with personality, mood, and an instruction field. Use that context to generate an in-character response. Consult the familiar-help skill for mood calibration and the full response pattern.