Marinara prompts and macros

Built-in names: Macro catalog. Pin b7545a63e7e264a1cd9eeea1a5490d50c08ddb29.

Macro system rules

See catalog for names. Rules: always-on in macro fields; nested resolve; Custom Tools never resolve;
left-to-right vars; setvar-in-random prepass exception; agent::TYPE last and empty until agent output;
literal unknown names; silent truncation; /macros live authority.

Conditionals

{{#if}} / else if / else / {{/if}}. Operators == = is != is not > < >= <=
contains includes not contains not includes. && before ||; parentheses; compact equality
lists; group blocks; truthy checks. First true branch wins.

Preset variables

Letters/numbers/underscores names. Single-choice, boolean (one option), multi-select, multi+random pick.
Configure modal on assign; Confirm needs every single-choice filled; Boolean/multi do not block. Save as
default / Skip. Edit from chat settings pencil. Switching presets clears choices. Conversation mode does
not use section preset variables (single prompt override instead).

Preset editor

The Presets panel supports new, JSON import, multi-select export/delete, search, four sort orders, folders,
and a starred default. Creating a preset requires a name; edits do not autosave. Leaving dirty work offers
Keep editing, Discard, or Save & close.

The editor has:

• Overview: name, description, author, and XML, Markdown, or None wrap format.
• Sections: ordered Prompt Blocks plus live markers for Character Info, Persona, Chat History, Chat
  Summary, Dialogue Examples, and Lorebook All/Before/After. Missing lore markers produce a warning.
  Without a Dialogue Examples marker, examples append to Character Info once.
• Prompts: Conversation and Game mode prompt fields; Roleplay is assembled from Sections.

Sections have role, enable, duplicate, delete, drag/arrow order, macro-aware content, optional group, and
Ordered or Depth-from-end placement. Groups become parent XML tags or Markdown headings. Enabled custom
agents that inject as sections appear in the add menu and insert {{agent::TYPE}}.

A library preset does nothing until assigned. Roleplay assignment is available from the Presets panel or
Chat Settings. Conversation and Game instead choose a preset-backed single mode prompt, then may edit it
into a chat-local Custom version or reset it. Game adds up to 2,000 characters of Extra instructions.
Peek Prompt is the authority for the fully assembled request.

Prompt overrides

Settings > Generations exposes separate Image Generation Prompt Overrides and Video Generation
Prompt Overrides. These are reusable media-template overrides, not chat-prompt section patches. Image
templates cover registered builders such as selfies, portraits, sprites, scenes, storyboards, Game NPCs,
and Noodle posts; video templates cover scene video, call clips, and animated expressions.

Each editor selects a registered template, shows Default, Custom active, or Custom paused status, exposes
valid ${variable} chips, renders an example preview, and warns about unknown variables. Save activates
the custom template; Apply this override off keeps it saved but paused; Reset to Default removes
it after confirmation. The override only participates when the matching media feature and generation
connection run.

Chat-settings presets

Conversation and Roleplay, but not Game, can save a wider per-chat setup bundle. It includes connection,
prompt preset or Conversation prompt source, agents, tools, translation, Memory Recall, Advanced
Parameters, and other chat settings. It excludes chat-owned content: characters, persona, lorebooks,
sprites, summary, tags, and scene prompt.

The Chat Settings preset bar applies a bundle immediately and distinguishes matching, Custom settings,
and Missing preset states. Actions save into the selected preset, rename, Save As, JSON import/export,
and delete. Import creates a new non-default preset rather than overwriting. One preset per mode can be
starred as the default for new chats. Each supported mode also has an immutable, empty Default preset
that resets preset-controlled settings to system defaults.

Generation parameters

Chat Settings → Advanced Parameters (all modes). Help: override only if you know what you are doing.

Parameter	Range / choices	Starting value	Sent by default
Temperature	0-2	1	No
Max Output Tokens	no fixed upper in box	4096 Conversation; 8192 Roleplay/Game	Yes
Top P	0-1	1	No
Top K	0-500 (0 off)	0	No
Frequency	-2 to 2	0	No
Presence	-2 to 2	0	No
Reasoning Effort	None, Low, Medium, High, Xhigh, Maximum	Maximum	Yes
Verbosity	None, Low, Medium, High	High	No

Send switch (per parameter): off omits the field entirely (provider default); on sends the shown value.
Only Max Output Tokens and Reasoning Effort start sent.

Assistant Prefill: optional prefix at start of AI reply; leave blank unless model needs it.

Thinking Tags: one wrapper per line for unusual reasoning wrappers; common think/thinking tags already
recognized for View thoughts.

Custom Parameters: JSON object merged into request; lowercase true/false/null. Connection-level customs
apply to all API text gen on that connection (Conversation, Roleplay, Game, Noodle, summaries, agents) and
local custom endpoints. Per-chat customs override same keys.

OpenRouter Service Tier: Default (no tier), Flex, Priority when connection is OpenRouter.

Limit Context Messages: off by default; when on, last N messages (default start 50, range 1-9999).

Exclude Past Reasoning: on by default; strips saved thinking from new prompts.

Image Captioning: off by default; describes attachments via Captioning Connection for non-vision models.

Save as Connection Default: writes current Advanced Parameters onto the connection for new chats.

Precedence: baseline → connection defaults → chat Advanced Parameters / custom keys (chat wins on conflict).

Bunzai

Macros and generation controls are not executed at import.