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Market tag system, reworked: the tags for browsing the community card catalog (character-tavern) are now two lists, each with one job — popular tags are the click-to-pick chips in the filter panel (short, scannable), while an aim-for-full vocabulary (~300 real tags across genre / setting / archetype / occupation / species / relationship / tone / format) surfaces only as autocomplete on the manual input, taking no panel space. The autocomplete matches both languages: witch → 女巫, 武士 → samurai, 兔 → bunny girl; Enter picks the top suggestion. Every tag carries a Chinese label, so in the Chinese UI both the chips and the applied-filter chips read in Chinese. A tag missing from the vocabulary is still accepted verbatim — the catalog has 700+ tags, and the dictionary only powers discovery (chips / labels / suggestions), never limits what you can filter by. The popular chips are also now drawn from the catalog's real high-traffic tags rather than the earlier ad-hoc set. (fbb470f, cb3c86d, cc33a11, 84bc897)
Fixes
The chara no longer greets an absent user on idle ticks: a self-work idle tick is, in essence, a user message carrying only the real-world clock (the convention for "no one is speaking to you; time is passing"). That convention is documented in the cached-prefix rules layer — but the bare [timestamp] is the last user message the model sees each self-work cycle, far from the prefix, so it kept misreading the tick as its user arriving and opening with a greeting ("你来了"). The fix folds a point-of-use note (no one is present; don't greet or address anyone, just live and work at your own pace) into the tick itself and strengthens the rules-layer wording. The note rides the ephemeral tick (in_context=False), leaving zero residue in the durable context. (eef4da0)