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Skills guides wired (all were dead code — no templates declared skills:): - book_chapter.yml: YAFictionGuide + RomanceFictionGuide + SciFiFictionGuide - chapter_review.yml: same (Devon, Lane, Cora reviewers now have genre context) - chapter_roundtable.yml: same (debate participants use genre craft knowledge) - chapter_polish.yml: same (Iris polishes with full genre guide in context) - short_story.yml: same - blog_write.yml: BlogWritingGuide - recipe_develop.yml: RecipeWritingGuide All templates updated to include 'skills' in sections list so guides are injected as SKILLS & GUIDES block in the prompt. Iris RAG deduplication: - agents/iris/rag/agent.rag.md: 15 near-identical entries -> 2 canonical Entry 1: Bible & Continuity Check requirement Entry 2: Editorial assignments (Devon/Lane/Cora with their roles) 13 duplicates removed Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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name: short_story
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description: "Write a complete short story — plan, draft, deepen, deliver."
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debug: true
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system: agent_prompt
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skills:
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- guides/YAFictionGuide.md
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- guides/RomanceFictionGuide.md
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- guides/SciFiFictionGuide.md
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agent_prompt:
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- "= identity.md"
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- "agent.rag.json"
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sections:
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- agent
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- project
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- rag
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- skills
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- message
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- rejection_feedback
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- instructions
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steps:
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- type: think
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hint: |
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PASS 0 — STORY PLAN (produce a PLAN only — do NOT write prose yet)
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GENRE: {genre_name} | AUDIENCE: {genre_audience}
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PROSE STYLE: {prose_style}
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NOTE: If any field above shows as a literal placeholder (e.g. {genre_name}), it was not
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provided — infer genre, audience, and prose style from the project description and task message.
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TARGET LENGTH: 3,000–15,000 words (short story to novelette)
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Before writing, plan the story — output ONLY this plan block, no prose:
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TITLE: [Working title]
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HOOK: [The exact first sentence or image that pulls the reader in]
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PREMISE: [One sentence — the "what if" or core situation]
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PROTAGONIST: [Name, age, voice, fatal flaw, want vs need]
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ANTAGONIST / OBSTACLE: [What opposes the protagonist — person, force, or internal]
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OPENING: [Where does the story begin? What is the first scene?]
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MIDPOINT: [The moment everything changes]
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CLIMAX: [The highest point of tension — how it comes to a head]
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RESOLUTION: [How it ends — what has changed for the protagonist]
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EMOTIONAL CORE: [What does this story make the reader FEEL?]
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POINT OF VIEW: [1st / 3rd limited / 3rd omniscient]
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TENSE: [Past / present]
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KEY SCENES: [3–5 numbered scene beats]
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Stop here. The full story will be written in the next step.
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- type: think
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model: power
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hint: |
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PASS 1 — WRITE THE COMPLETE STORY
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Using the plan from your previous step, write the full story now.
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Follow the prose style from the plan. Stay in chosen POV throughout.
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Show — don't tell. Use dialogue. Use sensory detail.
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Start with the HOOK from your plan as the literal first sentence.
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End with the RESOLUTION — the final line must feel earned and resonant.
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Target: reach the word count appropriate for the story (3,000–15,000 words).
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Output the complete story starting with # [Title].
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No commentary, no "Pass 1" label, no preamble.
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- type: document
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filename: "{{task_name_slug}}"
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- type: close
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rag_update: true
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adjudication:
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enabled: true
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pass_threshold: 82
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deliverable_type: consumer
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criteria:
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narrative_arc:
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weight: 30
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description: "Story has a clear beginning, midpoint, and earned resolution"
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prose_quality:
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weight: 30
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description: "Writing is vivid, specific, and polished throughout"
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character:
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weight: 25
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description: "Protagonist has a distinct voice and undergoes real change"
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opening_and_closing:
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weight: 15
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description: "First and last lines are memorable and purposeful"
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