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wgwtest/novel-writing

Codex skill for fiction planning and revision: grounded viewpoints, consequential dialogue, and style-preserving edits. English and Chinese examples.

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How it works

novel-writing

When your agent uses it

Use when setting up a fiction project, planning, drafting, revising, or reviewing fiction where chapter versions, author feedback, character knowledge, scene causality, dialogue, or style fidelity matter.

What it loads into context

Frontmatter

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SKILL.md

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When the skill is activated

Reference documents

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The playbook

  1. Overview
  2. When to Use
  3. Stage Selection
  4. Long-Fiction Context Strategy
  5. Hard Rules
  6. Working Pattern
  7. References

Scripts executed separately

  • scripts/check_manuscript_text.py

Files

  • SKILL.mdcore12,551 bytes
  • agents/openai.yamlasset264 bytes
  • references/character-introductions.mddoc3,237 bytes
  • references/cognition-layers-and-language.mddoc4,368 bytes
  • references/dialogue-and-behavior.mddoc11,747 bytes
  • references/manuscript-lifecycle-and-feedback.mddoc7,946 bytes
  • references/planning.mddoc4,463 bytes
  • references/realism-constraints.mddoc4,141 bytes
  • references/revision-checklist.mddoc4,254 bytes
  • references/scene-and-structure.mddoc3,147 bytes
  • references/scene-causality-and-agency.mddoc5,674 bytes
  • references/story-outline-and-causal-summary.mddoc8,116 bytes
  • references/style-fidelity.mddoc2,161 bytes
  • scripts/check_manuscript_text.pyruns10,262 bytes
Read SKILL.md

# Novel Writing

## Overview

Use this skill for fiction work that needs narrative craft, not just sentence-level cleanup. It covers planning, drafting or continuing prose, and reviewing finished fiction. When a task crosses chapter versions, it also coordinates the project's manuscript handoff and author-feedback learning.

## When to Use

Use this skill when the user asks to:

- plan a chapter, scene, arc, volume, whole-story outline, story synopsis, canon document, or reveal sequence
- set up a fiction project that will keep formal chapters, working revisions, and author feedback across sessions
- continue or rewrite fiction prose
- check whether a chapter is structurally sound
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Skills included

  • novel-writing

Repository facts

License
MIT
Created
Apr 18, 2026
Last pushed
Sep 26, 2026
Forks
3
Open issues
0
Project activity
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Claude CodeCompatibleStandard SKILL.md novel-writing/SKILL.md.claude/skills/<skill-name>/
CodexCompatibleStandard SKILL.md novel-writing/SKILL.md.agents/skills/<skill-name>/
CursorCompatibleStandard SKILL.md novel-writing/SKILL.md.cursor/skills/<skill-name>/
Gemini CLICompatibleStandard SKILL.md novel-writing/SKILL.md.gemini/skills/<skill-name>/
GitHub CopilotCompatibleStandard SKILL.md novel-writing/SKILL.md.github/skills/<skill-name>/
OpenCodeCompatibleStandard SKILL.md novel-writing/SKILL.md.opencode/skills/<skill-name>/
  • Native The repository ships a manifest, folder or frontmatter field for this agent.
  • Compatible A standard SKILL.md that this agent can read.
  • Unknown No evidence either way.

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