Grimoire hears your table, transcribes every word, and whispers counsel drawn from your own campaign — rules, story threads, NPC voices — the moment you need it.
The Codex binds your players, NPCs, arcs, and relics — read straight from the markdown files you already keep. During a fight, the Order of Battle tracks initiative, HP, and conditions, auto-scribing damage it overhears (with an undo, because tables argue).
And when you need something from three sessions ago, summon THE INDEX — press ⌘K and search every transcript, recap, and note in the archive.
Grimoire listens for the shape of the moment — a negotiation souring, steel drawn, a cellar flooding upward — and shifts the music to match. It tells you why it chose the track; skip it and it learns your taste.
Point a second screen at the table and it keeps an ambient image or slow-moving video of wherever the party stands, changing as the story moves — no fiddling with a soundboard between lines of dialogue.
The beta is small — a handful of tables, a mic each, and campaigns full of people who talk over each other. Leave your name in the ledger.