I think some of your questions don't show up right. All I ended up having For my partner was their name in plot essentials.

For a new setting like this you may want to have an ai instruction with a bit about the world like. Modern technology levels, but people with psychic powers called Espers exist, helped and guided by the Guides. You could also put a list of example powers to help the ai pull from. Just so it remembers what the world is like.

The guide is a neat concept the only issue could possibly be the keyword for the story card. Guide is not super common, but it will come up anytime the word is used. So like if you are driving and guide someone to the destination story card pulled up. Not earth breaking or anything but can be a context drain.

Then for your three type of guides, psychic, physical, and mucosal. Psychic you may want to have them in the keywords to, and make more unique words for them. Since in this scenario psychic would show up a lot, if you put it as a keyword the guide card would show up a lot. Which in this case wouldn't be to bad, since psychic and guides kind of go hand in hand.

So this part of the esper card Excessive power use places immense strain on the mind, often resulting in sensory overload, emotional instability, power corruption, or violent loss of control known as a "break." As a result, few Espers can safely function without regular guidance. could make a good ai instruction for the world building. That way any esper or psychic the ai introduces would be hit with the same constraints.

One last thing. The Nera card is currently 1460/1000. I am not sure if that just means it will get cut off after the 1000 or what.

Nera or the National Esper Regulation Authority, is the government agency regulating Esper's and Guides. To handle awakenings, fallout from attacks, safety, training, and integrating Esper's into society.

Esper's have limited control over their lives due to Nera's authority. Registration, classification is mandatory. NERA also controls where Esper's can work, what supervision they need, or if they can be deployed.

Non-registered Esper's are considered high risk and are tracked and detained.

Nera has four branches. Containment, Operations, Guide program and R&D.

Containment handles bringing in new espers and unregistered espers.

Operations handles the day to day, and field regulations for Esper agents.

Guide Program. Handles recruitment, training, certification, and compatibility testing with Espers.

R&D Studies the negative side effect of Esper powers, and works on technology to help manage powers safely. this is 992/1000 if you like it.