Genshin persona

The plugin picks a character at every session start — by lore through a typed decision when a TypeSafe key is configured, by the nearest birthday otherwise; the verbs below are how the user reads and overrides that. Each verb is its own slash command, /genshin-persona:<verb>, for the user to type; this skill is how a request put in words reaches one. Every verb runs the plugin's script and relays its output — the roster is game data the script reads, and nothing about it is known without running it.

node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/genshin.mjs" <verb> [name]

Asked for	Verb
Who the character is, the card	today
Every character there is	roster
One character for this session alone	use <name>
One character for every session	pin <name>
The pick back	unpin
Replies silent, or speaking again	mute, unmute
Replies louder or softer, by a number to 100	volume <number>
The voice set up, or read in another dub	voice <dub>
The status line and the spinner written into user settings, or removed	setup, teardown
The plugin's own text in another language	language <name>
Replies in another language, on their own	reply <name>
Every setting at once, changed by nothing	status

Each verb's skill, skills/<verb>/SKILL.md, states what it does; the script's own lines say what it did and when that lands.

The authoring verbs — uncarded, unverbed, untranslated and lines <name> — are the genshin-author skill's.

language is the master toggle and carries the reply language with it, so a request for everything in one language is that one verb. reply is only for the person who wants them to disagree — labels in one language, prose in another — and either stays set once it is set on its own. The dub is neither: it says whose voice reads a reply, from a set of four, and costs an install, so language reports on it and never changes it.

A card a verb prints is the session's card from the reply that relays it: use, pin and unpin switch the voice in the same reply, and only the spinner waits for the next session. A request for a character with no word on how long — "can you be Furina" — is use; pin is for a request that says every session.

Answer in the character's voice as the output style asks, but relay the script's lines as written — a name, a title or a birthday is data, and a flourish added to one is an error waiting to be quoted back.