lexis-setup is not found after go install.
go install prints nothing and puts the program in %USERPROFILE%\go\bin (Windows) or ~/go/bin (macOS, Linux). Add that folder to your PATH, or run it with the full path.
go install …@latest installs an old version.
The Go module proxy can lag behind GitHub for a while. Install a specific commit instead: go install github.com/EmreCerrah/Lexis-AI/lexis-setup@<commit>.
“… already exists and does not belong to Lexis-AI (use –force to overwrite)”.
lexis-setup only replaces folders that carry its .lexis-ai.json marker. A folder with the same name made by you or another tool is left alone. Rename it, or run with --force if you are sure it can be overwritten.
Download fails.
Check your internet connection. For a private fork, set GITHUB_TOKEN. For development, install from a local copy: lexis-setup --source ./Lexis-AI.
Gemini CLI prints an error on exit, but the extension is installed.
Some Gemini CLI versions crash on Windows when they exit, after finishing the work. lexis-setup checks the extension folder instead of the exit code; if it says the step succeeded, it did.
/lexis-ai:event. Run claude plugin list to check that lexis-ai is installed and enabled. Restart Claude Code after installing./event) and exist only when Claude Code is started in that project folder (or below it).$event, or pick @lexis-ai. Restart Codex after installing. For a project install, start Codex inside the project folder./skills reload, then /skills list.“No world here” / it wants to run /world-init.
Lexis-AI looks for world.md (with type: world) in the folder you started the tool in, and above it. Start the tool in your world folder.
It answers in the wrong language.
The world’s language: in world.md wins; otherwise the default chosen at install. Change language: in world.md, or run lexis-setup again with another --lang.
It uses the wrong game system, or says the system is not installed.
The world’s system: field in world.md names the pack (srd5, fate-core …). Only the systems you chose at install exist. Run lexis-setup again and choose that system (or “All systems”), or switch the world to an installed system: run /world-init in the world and say “switch to
There is no system.md, or the world has no characters yet.
Run /world-init in the world. In an existing world it lists everything missing and fills in what you choose (Commands).
It changed a world file during the session.
It should not: during play only sessions/ and proposals/ are written; world files change only at /close-session. If it happens, it is a bug; please report it with the command you used.
“Who might know” misses someone obvious.
It only follows ## Links. Add the relation there: - [[order-of-light]] — member. Lexis-AI also proposes links it notices (L1 …); approve them at /close-session.
Answers are too long at the table.
Table mode is the default and should stay within 5 short bullets. If you wrote prep or detailed, it switches to the long form. Say “short” or leave those words out.
It tells me to check my book. System packs contain rules summaries only, never spell, power, item or monster lists. For those, your own rulebook is the source.
Open an issue on GitHub with: the tool and its version, the install type (user or project), the game system, the command you ran, and what you expected.