Minimize D&D NPC extraction contracts

internal/modules/dnd/extract/npcs/assets/prompts/instructions.md

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-For every NPC record, cite transcript units that support the canonical name,
-every alias, the description, and every relationship.
+For every NPC record, return only the observed display name and transcript
+units that support that identity.
 
-Descriptions must be short session records, not biographies, statistics,
-alignment, motivations, or lore inferred from general D&D knowledge. Do not
-summarize every action or follow a participant through unrelated scenes.
-Relationships must be stated or directly demonstrated by cited transcript
-units, not inferred from game lore.
+Do not return descriptions, aliases, relationships, biographies, statistics,
+alignment, motivations, encounter summaries, or lore inferred from general
+D&D knowledge. Do not invent a label for an anonymous creature, crowd, or
+generic role.
 
-Return aliases and relationships as arrays, including empty arrays when there
-are none. Preserve observed display spelling.
+Preserve observed display spelling. Return at least one narrow source range for
+every record.

internal/modules/dnd/extract/npcs/assets/prompts/task.md

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-Extract a concise Dungeons & Dragons non-player-character registry from the
-provided transcript.
+Extract the individually identifiable Dungeons & Dragons non-player characters
+established by the provided transcript and cite where each identity appears.
 
-Include an in-world non-PC participant when the transcript establishes that it
-appears, acts, speaks, or is materially discussed and gives it a proper name,
-a stable alias or title, or an individually useful distinguishing description.
+Include an in-world non-PC participant only when the transcript gives it a
+proper name or a stable, individually distinguishing title or alias.
 
 Exclude human players, transcript speakers, and the GM as out-of-world people,
 player characters identified by the player or party references, incidental or
-hypothetical name drops, corrected transcription mistakes, indistinguishable
-crowds or groups, and temporary summoned creatures or spell effects without a
-persistent individual identity.
-
-Keep each description concise and limited to facts established by the
-transcript. Include only explicitly supported aliases and relationships.
+hypothetical name drops, corrected transcription mistakes, anonymous or
+generic roles, indistinguishable crowds or groups, invented descriptive labels,
+and temporary summoned creatures or spell effects without a persistent
+individual identity.