- The Starfall Accord workflow dispatches book_chapter tasks with parameters (genre_name, prose_style, chapter_target_words, chapter_ref, context, depends_on) to enforce sequential production and narrative continuity.
- The Starfall Accord establishes continuity via quoted previous chapter endings and seamless transitions based on a standard project outline.
- • Editorial workflow uses agent-specific review focuses (developmental/structural by Devon, line/prose by Lane, continuity/character by Cora) to ensure consensus-driven revisions.
- The merged academy is hosted at Ignis Academy (Mira's fire-aligned school), with Frost-Bound Institute students and faculty relocating there; Obsidian Suite assigned as Dorian's insulated quarters.
- Novel projects implement sequential task dependencies (`depends_on: [previous chapter_ref]`) to enforce chapter-by-chapter production order in the multi-agent pipeline.
- The Starfall Accord project establishes sequential dependencies across 10 agent tasks for chapter production, with shared context (genre, prose style, ~4000 words, alternating POV).
- Chapter 6 establishes the romantic midpoint climax: rivals Mira and Dorian consummate during midnight budget negotiations, generating a magical surge that alerts the High Regent and escalates external conflict.
- The resonance chamber's anchor—a rotating obsidian-quartz sphere balancing fire/ice ley lines—permanently fuses into an iridescent marble when stabilized by Mira and Dorian's unified magic, symbolizing irreversible merger and producing a crystalline rose at its base.
- Chapter production advances via step_index=3 ("package"), queuing editorial pipeline; establishes Null-Void blight and non-magical iron as escalating external threats to merger plot.
- The Starfall climax symbolically merges fire and ice via legacy vials into a violet beacon, establishing the new academy's crest and resolving the blood-feud thematically.
- • The Starfall Accord's editorial pipeline requires reviewers to reference prior chapters (e.g., Ch. 4 library scene) and advance both romance (rivals-to-lovers progression) and fantasy plots (e.g., High Council interference) in assessments.
- Editorial reviews for Starfall Accord chapters establish a template emphasizing elemental trope reinforcement (e.g., fire/ice contrasts), slow-burn pacing safeguards, and adult tone differentiation from YA.
- The editorial phase produces per-chapter reviews with actionable revision recommendations prior to polish.
- Editorial reviews are assigned distinct foci (e.g., "developmental", "line", "continuity") to enable specialized feedback before roundtable synthesis.
- Editorial pipeline for novel chapters requires three specialized reviewers (one each for developmental/narrative pacing, line edits/character voice, and continuity/thematic consistency) followed by a dependent roundtable debate to synthesize critiques.
- Chapter 5 functions as the novel's structural "Midpoint," delivering the first kiss, a historical revelation pivoting the plot stakes, and introduction of the antagonist (High Inquisitor Vane).
- The Starfall Accord's core magical mechanism is "Resonance," a soul-tether binding that fuses fire/ice lineages, externalizing the rivals-to-lovers arc and anchoring the school merger to a destined personal union.
- In a 10-chapter slow-burn rivals-to-lovers romantic fantasy, Chapter 7 (70% mark) must avoid full romantic union (confession + kiss) and document signing to prevent "False Ending" pacing that deflates stakes for the final 30%.
- The Ember Core (fire relic) fused with ice magic creates a synergistic null-field countermeasure, establishing rivals-to-allies magical equilibrium as core plot architecture for Chapter 9 resolution.
