The Klever Kobold
A Pathfinder 2e rules reference that runs on your own computer, cites every answer, and is wrong just often enough to keep you honest.
- runs fully offline
- needs 6 GB RAM
- python 3.11+
- coverage 84%
- vibecoded fully
Install
macOS or Linux
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DeastinY/klever-kobold/main/deploy/install.sh | sh
Windows
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DeastinY/klever-kobold/main/deploy/install.ps1 | iex
Already have uv
uv tool install --python 3.13 git+https://github.com/DeastinY/klever-kobold kobold setup --install-ollama kobold serve
Either way it installs Ollama if missing, pulls two small models (about 4 GB), fetches the index of rules and lore (270 MB), and opens the kobold in your browser at localhost:8765.
What it is
- The Archives, not a memory. Every answer is read from the Archives of Nethys and PathfinderWiki entries shown underneath it. Nothing you type leaves the machine.
- Rules and lore, kept apart. A rules question never gets a wiki answer. The kobold reads the question, picks the shelf, and sticks to the rules when unsure.
- Wrong is a first-class state. Lookups are reliable; "does X interact with Y?" is not, but the right pages are usually on screen. Every answer has a "Wrong? Tell the kobold" link.
Read more
- The repository
Code, README, every way to run it, how to report a wrong answer.
- Support the Archives
Every answer is really theirs. That is what keeps the site free.