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Phase 0: Onboarding. Define genre, reader, language, scope, and voice; capture the author's voice fingerprint; index source material; generate PRD.md and STYLE.md.

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# Phase 0: Onboarding

Goal: enough shared understanding that every later agent writes the same book the author imagines. The two documents produced here, `PRD.md` and `STYLE.md`, are read by every agent on every task. Vague answers here become vague chapters later.

Read `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/loom/quality-bar.md` first.

## Interview

At most 3 questions per round, at most 4 rounds. Ask only what cannot be inferred from what the author already said or from materials they pointed to. If the author gives a rich brief up front, skip straight to confirmation.

**Round 1 — What and for whom**
- Genre and subgenre (fiction/nonfiction/technical/screenplay/poetry/game/academic; for fiction, the shelf it sits on: 스릴러, 로맨스, literary, SF, etc.)
- The reader: one or two concrete people, not demographics. "A 34-year-old backend engineer who has shipped LLM features and been burned by them" beats "developers."
- Language, and if Korean or Japanese, register conventions (존댓말 narration? 문어체?).