The AI DM Gets an Upgrade: What Happened After the First Session (opens in new tab)

Car mode, terminal mode, agentic narration, and a development workflow that uses different AI tools for different jobs. Last time I wrote about this, I had just shipped the first version of Then we kept playing. And once you keep playing, you start noticing things. The Things You Notice When You Actually Play The first problem was latency. An AI DM that makes you wait 15 seconds per turn is funny for two turns, then it breaks the rhythm. We’re playing family D&D, not chess by mail.