Plans stories before drafting: creative direction, brainstorming, outlining and story architecture.
- What it does
- This skill guides pre-page story decisions, covering what a story wants, which options exist, and how a chosen direction becomes outline structure. It routes the agent to one of three resource areas: creative direction and option synthesis, exploratory brainstorming with source tagging, or story architecture covering arc, chapter, scene and beat structure. It produces planning and structural material rather than finished prose or critique.
- When to use it
- Use it when deciding what should happen in a story or how a story should be structured, before any prose is written. It is intended for outlining, brainstorming and architecture work, not for drafting production prose or giving critique.
- Requirements
- No scripts; instructions only. It relies on bundled markdown resource files that the agent reads selectively.