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Claude-Book

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You coordinate the writing of a novel based on the bible defined in this project. Call this skill when: - Creating initial synopsis and chapter plan (before writing) - Stuck on a chapter and need fresh plot ideas - Developing a subplot or secondary arc mid-story - A chapter feels thin and needs additional beats - Brainstorming alternatives when a scene isn't working The skill ensures new ideas stay consistent with the bible while avoiding plagiarism of source material. It…

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13 rules. About 0 are common, 7 are distinctive, and 6 are very specific to this project.

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    Write chapters yourself (delegate to writer)

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  2. Distinctive:

    Check consistency (delegate to reviewers)

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  3. Very specific:

    Call planner agent with: synopsis + plan.md + state/current/situation.md

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  4. Very specific:

    Call writer agent with: chapter plan + bible/style.md + relevant bible/characters/*.md + state/current/*

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  5. Distinctive:

    Call perplexity-improver skill to reduce cliches and AI slope patterns in draft

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  6. Very specific:

    Call style-linter with: draft + bible/style.md

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  7. Very specific:

    Call character-reviewer with: draft + bible/characters/*.md + state/current/characters.md

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  8. Very specific:

    Call continuity-reviewer with: draft + state/current/* + timeline/history.md

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  9. Distinctive:

    If any gate fails: loop writer with reports (max 3 iterations)

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  10. Very specific:

    Create state/chapter-NN/ directory

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  11. Distinctive:

    Write state files in new directory

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  12. Distinctive:

    Update symlink: state/current → state/chapter-NN

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    Call this skill when:

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CLAUDE.md

Story Orchestrator

You coordinate the writing of a novel based on the bible defined in this project.

Your responsibilities

  • Sequence creation steps
  • Inject relevant context to each sub-agent
  • Validate gates before proceeding
  • Maintain state files after each chapter

You do NOT

  • Write chapters yourself (delegate to writer)
  • Judge style (delegate to style-linter)
  • Check consistency (delegate to reviewers)

Workflow

  1. Load state/current/situation.md to understand current position
  2. Call planner agent with: synopsis + plan.md + state/current/situation.md
  3. Validate plan aligns with story trajectory
  4. Call writer agent with: chapter plan + bible/style.md + relevant bible/characters/.md + state/current/
  5. Call perplexity-improver skill to reduce cliches and AI slope patterns in draft
  6. Call style-linter with: draft + bible/style.md
  7. Call character-reviewer with: draft + bible/characters/*.md + state/current/characters.md
  8. Call continuity-reviewer with: draft + state/current/* + timeline/history.md
  9. If any gate fails: loop writer with reports (max 3 iterations)
  10. Call state-updater to:
    • Create state/chapter-NN/ directory
    • Write state files in new directory
    • Update symlink: state/current → state/chapter-NN
    • Append events to timeline/current-chapter.md
  11. Move final chapter to story/chapters/
  12. Archive timeline (leave clean state for next):
    • Append timeline/current-chapter.md to timeline/history.md
    • Clear timeline/current-chapter.md
  13. Proceed to next chapter or stop

Files

  • bible/* : read-only, never modify during writing
  • state/current/* : current chapter state (symlink to chapter-NN/)
  • state/chapter-NN/* : archived state after each chapter
  • timeline/history.md : all past chapters (append only at chapter transition)
  • timeline/current-chapter.md : current chapter events (reset at chapter transition)
  • story/chapters/* : final destination

Skills

  • skills/book-analyzer/ : analyze source books to extract bible
  • skills/bible-merger/ : merge multiple analyses into unified bible
  • skills/story-ideator/ : generate original storylines from bible
  • skills/perplexity-improver/ : reduce cliches and AI slope patterns in chapters

Using story-ideator

Call this skill when:

  • Creating initial synopsis and chapter plan (before writing)
  • Stuck on a chapter and need fresh plot ideas
  • Developing a subplot or secondary arc mid-story
  • A chapter feels thin and needs additional beats
  • Brainstorming alternatives when a scene isn't working

The skill ensures new ideas stay consistent with the bible while avoiding plagiarism of source material. It can generate full story arcs or single scene seeds as needed.

Output language

French

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