* Front-end notes:
The counter for how many messages remain in my account does not update as I use them in the game, only when I change the page to another view or switch to another tab.
I scrolled way back in the text to find something; when I scrolled forward again a bunch of the most recent exchanges no longer appeared.
* Maybe combination front-end and LLM:
There's confusion in the Companions, NPCs and Inventory lists. Companions had been empty but at some point about half the NPCs got transferred into Companions even though I haven't been able to form a party yet. One character has generated listings for both "Commander Thorne" and a sepaarate one for "Thorne" -- and the first stayed in NPCs while the second switched to Companions. Then there's all the random-word, object, and placename NPCs.
My Inventory contains an important pebble that I found and a poultice made of herbs I gathered. That's right, but it also refuses to contain an evil figurine I found, even though I've picked it up twice and successfully transferred it into a separate pouch. The system knows I have it but won't include it in Inventory.
* LLM trouble:
All sorts of weirdness as you might expect; I don't know how much you can correct it. Another NPC problem is that one character appeared saying at first that her name was unimportant but later was described with the name of the village elder's dead granddaughter. He has not recognized her, so I assume it's not meant to be the same person. But there was something like "Elara says 'Elara's journals contain vital information.'"
I did get some XP for a non-combat act (unexpectedly), so that's at least partly working. I *felt* like I should get some for a couple of other actions but I guess the system thought otherwise. Maybe I had not completed them; hard to know.
* Otherwise:
Otherwise, my first run is interesting but confusing, maybe because I started it with no Narrative information. I have a strong impression that it's making up all the action as it goes along, rather than maintaining a world that I'm acting in. I've started a second and loaded it with Discworld (https://discworld.fandom.com/wiki/), and it's doing quite well at Pratchett-like prose and setting. So far this world seems more solid. I started this one with D&D rules; so far I don't notice much difference.