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What this guide covers
A documentary note for interactive-fiction authors who want an AI editor to edit, check and build Twine stories through an MCP server. It covers setup, how the folders holding stories are found, the tool groups and the build step, from five files at one commit. Nothing was installed or run.
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Guide title
Twine MCP 0.9.0: connecting an agent to Twine stories, workspace roots, tool groups and Tweego builds
Coverage
A documentary note for interactive-fiction authors who want an AI editor to edit, check and build Twine stories through an MCP server. It covers setup, how the folders holding stories are found, the tool groups and the build step, from five files at one commit. Nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README and the maintainer guide name different environment variables for story folders, and neither was tested, so confirm which one your install honours.
- No prebuilt Tweego exists yet for Apple Silicon Macs; the docs point to a setting for a binary you build yourself.
- If a story name exists under two workspace folders, the server raises an ambiguous story name error instead of choosing one.
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