YOUR EMPIRE, AUDITED

Your Stellaris empire, briefed in Claude.

The Savecraft daemon parses your saves -- economy, technology, military, diplomacy -- and the empire health module turns them into an honest audit. Nine more modules search the game's own data. Works with Claude and ChatGPT.

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Claude showing the technology path to Battleships -- 6,500 remaining research cost, with Destroyers and Cruisers as the main prerequisites
Claude auditing a Devouring Swarm empire -- 22 critical findings, food burning 1,068.3 a month with a 43-month runway, alloys negative, energy and unity healthy
Empire health view during an active Prethoryn Scourge crisis -- energy at 2 months of runway and an empty food stockpile flagged critical, alloys still buffered at 65 months
Parses your actual .sav files Empire health audit from your own save Nine modules from the game's own data files Beta -- text saves today, ironman untested
SAVE-POWERED

Your save, decoded.

Point the Savecraft daemon at your Stellaris save folder and every save parses into structured empire state -- no exports, no copy-paste.

What comes out Empire overview, full economy with per-resource income and expenses, technology progress, fleets and military strength, diplomacy and wars, planets, and more -- the state behind the UI, readable by your AI.
Where the edges are Text-format saves today -- binary ironman saves are untested. Planet data is summary-level rather than full district breakdowns, and a few war and fleet names resolve as raw IDs. All of it improves; none of it is hidden.
TEN MODULES

The game's data, searchable.

Techs, ship components, traditions, civics, traits, edicts, jobs -- generated from the game's own files, so answers match your version. Empire health reads your save; the rest work instantly.

THE DIFFERENCE

What changes

WITHOUT SAVECRAFT
YOU How's my Devouring Swarm game going?
AI Devouring Swarm is a strong aggressive archetype! Keep expanding, keep your alloy production up, and snowball with early conquests. You're probably doing great if you've been eating your neighbors.

Cheerleading. It has no idea what your empire looks like.

EMPIRE HEALTH -- REAL AUDIT
YOU |

The empire health module, run on your actual save.

HOW YOU USE IT

A chief of staff for the galaxy

Audits, tech routes, and loadout lookups -- grounded in your save and the game's data.

* CRISIS TRIAGE
YOU The Prethoryn are here and everything's on fire. What do I fix first?
AI Energy. You have 423 in the bank, two months of runway, and ship maintenance is 312 of your monthly drain -- if energy hits zero your fleets debuff mid-crisis. Food is already empty at -62 a month; your pops are next. Alloys can wait: 1,840 stockpiled is 65 months of buffer.
= TECH PLANNER
YOU Show me the technology path to Battleships.
AI Shorter than you'd think -- 6,500 research remaining across the chain, all Engineering, and Destroyers at 2,000 plus Cruisers at 4,000 are the big rocks. Space construction and both starbase techs you already have.
+ LOADOUT SCOUT
YOU What counters shields -- and what do I have unlocked?
AI The component search covers every weapon and utility by size and slot, straight from the game's files -- and your save says which ones you've researched. Ask about a specific hull and we can walk the options you've actually unlocked.
FROM SAVE TO BRIEFING

Three steps to a briefed empire.

The daemon watches; the modules answer. You just play.

Add Stellaris

Install the Savecraft daemon and point it at your save folder -- it watches for new saves automatically.

Save like you always do

Every save parses locally into structured empire state and pushes up. Autosaves count -- no ritual required.

Ask for the briefing

"How am I doing?" runs the empire health audit. Tech routes, component options, civic ideas -- all grounded in your version's data.

METHODOLOGY

We show our work

Parsed from your save, generated from the game's files.

Your save, parsed The daemon reads Stellaris's own save format locally -- the file never leaves your machine, only the parsed state does. Economy numbers are the game's numbers, not estimates.
The game's data files Tech trees, components, traditions, civics, traits, edicts, and jobs are generated from the game's shipped data for a specific version -- searchable, with costs and prerequisites intact.
Honest edges Ironman (binary) saves are untested. Planets summarize rather than itemize. A few names resolve as raw IDs. When these change, this page changes.
MEET YOUR PLAYER TWO Chat about Stellaris with Savecraft. It reads save files for games that ship save support, remembers your plans, and brings game tools into your next move.
MEET PLAYER TWO

Give your AI the whole empire.

Works with Claude and ChatGPT. Add Stellaris and your next save gets audited.

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