What is an AI roleplay plugin?

A plugin is a reusable extension for a character chat. It can change behavior, add a tuning mode, call a real tool, or render interactive controls such as buttons and cards.

Do plugins permanently change a character?

No. Most plugins are activated per chat and can be disabled at any time. Character creators may recommend or pre-install plugins, but users remain in control of what is active.

Do I need to code to create a plugin?

No. Describe the plugin in one sentence and the AI scaffolder creates a starting configuration. A visual editor handles common refinement, while advanced creators can edit the raw specification.

Can a plugin access real information?

Tool plugins can call declared external APIs for information such as weather or calendar data. They must disclose the service, requested inputs, and permissions they use.

Are Reverie plugins free?

Most plugins are free to install and use. A tool that triggers a paid external API or extra generation must disclose the cost before activation.

Can plugin creators earn credits?

Yes. Public plugin authors receive a commission when credits are consumed in a chat where their plugin is active, subject to marketplace and creator-program rules.

AI roleplay plugins

Give every character more ways to act.

Install behavior tweaks, real tools, reusable tuning modes, and native interactive UI without rebuilding the character or leaving the chat.

Try plugins in a chat Read plugin documentation

Works with any character
Per-chat controls
Creator commissions

Scene actions

4 plugins active in this chat

Interactive

Roll the dice

Skip time

Send a gift

Check weather

Installed per chat · Disable anytime

Four plugin types

From quiet behavior tweaks to real interactive UI.

Prompt plugins

Quietly add a focused behavior or setting to the system prompt: slower pacing, a melancholy mood, a speech pattern, or one world-state change.

Tool plugins

Give characters access to real capabilities such as weather, news, calendars, lookups, and other declared APIs instead of pretending they checked.

Tuning plugins

Install reusable behavior dials—steady, wild, slow burn, concise—without rewriting the character or changing permanent settings.

Interactive plugins

Put buttons, cards, forms, status panels, gifts, dice, time skips, and other native UI directly inside the conversation.

Using plugins

Install once. Activate where it belongs.

01
Open plugins in a chat
Use the puzzle icon above the composer to see active plugins, your installed library, and the marketplace.
02
Install what the scene needs
Choose a behavior, tool, tuning preset, or interactive action. Installation and any external permission are shown up front.
03
Activate per conversation
Enable a plugin for one chat without changing every version of the character, or make it the default for new chats.
04
Use it in the flow
Interactive actions appear beside the composer, while tools and prompt behavior activate only when relevant.

For creators

Build the mechanic, not the boilerplate.

Describe the idea in one sentence

The AI scaffolder proposes the plugin type, fields, prompt behavior, and interface from a plain-language description.

Refine it visually

Edit behavior, fields, buttons, permissions, and examples in a structured editor, with raw configuration available when you need it.

Preview against a real character

Test the effect before publishing so a plugin works across different voices, models, and conversation styles.

Ship with a character

Creators can attach plugins to a character so an RPG arrives with stats and dice or a tutor arrives with a progress tracker.

Publish to the marketplace

Keep a plugin private, lock it to one character, or submit it for review and make it discoverable to the community.

Earn when people use it

Plugin authors receive a share of credits consumed in chats where their work is active, creating a second creator revenue stream.

Plugin FAQ

Before you install the first one.

Turn AI roleplay into an interactive system

A strong character can carry dialogue. Plugins add the parts that prose alone handles poorly: durable controls, structured choices, real-world data, and interfaces a user can act on directly.

RPG systems without prompt clutter

Stats, inventory, dice, quests, and status cards can become visible controls instead of a block of instructions the model must rewrite every turn.

Companion rituals with one tap

Send a gift, ask for a diary entry, skip to tomorrow, or reveal an inner thought without breaking the scene to explain what you want.

Real tools with explicit permissions

A character can check an API when needed while the user sees what data leaves Reverie and can revoke access later.

Close the gap

Make the chat feel like a living interface.

Open any character, install a plugin, and give the scene something new to do.

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