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A Discord bot and web page that answers Magic rules questions like a judge, with every claim backed by a validated citation.
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Discord chatbot impl for MTG judge calls with RAG
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A Discord bot and anonymous web page that answers Magic: The Gathering rules questions
like a judge. Ask in plain language. Nicknames such as "bob", "goyf" and "snappy" work.
The reply is a concise ruling in which every claim is backed by a validated, clickable
citation: a Comprehensive Rules section, an official Scryfall ruling, the card's
current Oracle text, or a prior rated call. On Discord, buttons rate an answer 1–3
(incorrect / partially correct / correct), and ratings feed back into how future answers
are grounded.
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A Discord bot and anonymous web page that answers Magic: The Gathering rules questions
like a judge. Ask in plain language. Nicknames such as "bob", "goyf" and "snappy" work.
The reply is a concise ruling in which every claim is backed by a validated, clickable
citation: a Comprehensive Rules section, an official Scryfall ruling, the card's
current Oracle text, or a prior rated call. On Discord, buttons rate an answer 1–3
(incorrect / partially correct / correct), and ratings feed back into how future answers
are grounded.
The same pipeline behind the web page:Read the full README ↗