A comprehensive workstation for SillyTavern users, Piney streamlines the creation, management, and editing of character cards, world books, and associated assets. It offers AI-powered assistance and robust data organization tools, significantly enhancing the workflow for content creators within the SillyTavern ecosystem.

How It Works

This web-based application, recommended for deployment via Docker, centralizes character card management. It leverages AI for generating character descriptions, tags, and beautification scripts, alongside features like a "Silly Doctor" for AI-driven diagnostics on character consistency and world logic. The architecture supports simplified configuration, full-screen editing, and direct integration with SillyTavern's data formats, including character cards, world books, and chat logs.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Primary Install: Docker Compose (docker compose up -d).
• Prerequisites: Docker, API Keys for AI features. Zeabur deployment is also supported via their template marketplace.

Highlighted Details

• AI-assisted generation for character bios, tags, and beautification scripts.
• "Silly Doctor" (Beta) for AI diagnosis of character cards and world books, checking logic and consistency.
• Version history and content claiming system for created character cards, enabling AI generation and authorship attribution.
• Image gallery with automatic metadata recognition (NovelAI/ComfyUI) and search functionality.
• Support for importing/exporting SillyTavern data formats (character cards, world books, quick replies, chat logs).

Maintenance & Community

Current version: 0.3.0. Notable contributors are listed. No community links (Discord, Slack) or roadmap are provided in the README.

Licensing & Compatibility

License type: Not specified.

Limitations & Caveats

An experimental client application exists but is not heavily tested; the Dockerized web version is recommended. AI features like "Silly Doctor" and "Piney Beautification Workbench" are in Beta or require external API key configuration. Data backup/restore operations perform a full overwrite, potentially leading to data loss if not managed carefully. The absence of explicit licensing information is a significant caveat.