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When writing ch-07, PASS 3 was reading character-state-ch-08 deliverables and carrying 'Known secrets' from future chapters into the current state. Added explicit FUTURE-CHAPTER CONTAMINATION GUARD: only use secrets from state files whose chapter number is EARLIER than the current chapter being written. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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name: book_chapter
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description: "Write one chapter — continuity check, draft, self-check, then spawn editorial review."
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debug: true
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system: agent_prompt
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requires:
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- genre_name
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- genre_audience
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- prose_style
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- chapter_target_words
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- chapter_ref
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conditional_skills:
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- path: guides/YAFictionGuide.md
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genre_contains:
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- "YA"
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- "Young Adult"
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- path: guides/RomanceFictionGuide.md
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genre_contains:
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- "Romance"
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- "Contemporary Romance"
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- path: guides/SciFiFictionGuide.md
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genre_contains:
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- "Science Fiction"
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- "Sci-Fi"
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- "SciFi"
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- "Science-Fiction"
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# Genre-aware guide use: Only the guide whose genre_contains keywords match {genre_name}
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# is injected. The pipeline skips non-matching guides entirely, so there are no
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# conflicting craft signals from other genres.
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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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- deliverables
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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 — BIBLE, CONTINUITY, AND DRAFT PROMPT
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GENRE: {genre_name} | AUDIENCE: {genre_audience}
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PROSE STYLE GUIDE: {prose_style}
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TARGET CHAPTER LENGTH: ~{chapter_target_words} words
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GENRE GUIDE: Your skills section contains exactly the guide for {genre_name}. Apply it fully.
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CONTINUITY GUARDRAILS:
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- Use ONLY the outline / character bible and the immediately previous chapter for continuity.
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- Ignore future chapters, editorial reviews, roundtables, polish drafts, and any non-chapter artifacts.
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- Never pull facts from a deliverable whose filename indicates a later chapter than {chapter_ref}.
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⚠️ CRITICAL: Your task name tells you EXACTLY which chapter to write.
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Look at the CURRENT MESSAGE — write THAT chapter and ONLY that chapter.
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Do NOT write Chapter 1 unless the message explicitly says "Chapter 1".
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STEP 1 — READ THE OUTLINE / CHARACTER BIBLE:
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Look at PROJECT DELIVERABLES for the outline file (it contains the Character Bible
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if this is a fiction project, and the Chapter Outline for all projects).
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Extract and record:
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- Protagonist: exact name, voice description, age (if fiction)
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- Love interest and supporting characters: exact names and roles (if fiction)
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- World rules / constraints (if paranormal or speculative)
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- This chapter's summary, emotional beat, and closing hook from the outline
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If no outline/bible is available, use the character names and project details
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from the task description above — be CONSISTENT throughout the book.
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STEP 2 — FIND THE PREVIOUS CHAPTER:
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Look at PROJECT DELIVERABLES for the chapter that comes BEFORE this one.
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If no previous chapter exists (this IS Chapter 1), skip to STEP 4.
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STEP 3 — QUOTE THE ENDING:
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Copy the LAST 2–3 sentences of the previous chapter here, word for word.
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Label them: "PREVIOUS CHAPTER ENDED WITH: ..."
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Your new chapter MUST pick up from this exact moment.
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STEP 4 — BUILD THE DRAFT PROMPT:
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Write the exact drafting prompt for the next pass. That prompt must include:
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- CHAPTER: Exact chapter number and title (from the task message)
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- POV CHARACTER: Whose perspective are we in?
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- FIRST LINE: The exact opening sentence, continuing from the previous ending
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- EMOTIONAL ARC: What does the protagonist feel at start vs end?
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- CHAPTER GOAL: What plot event MUST happen here?
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- KEY BEATS: 3–5 numbered scene beats that will form the chapter
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- CLOSING HOOK: Exact last image or line that makes readers continue
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- Reminders about continuity, prose style, and target length
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- CHARACTER VOICE PROFILES (pre-extracted):
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{character_profiles}
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If this block is empty, fall back to searching PROJECT DELIVERABLES for a file
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containing "## Voice Signatures" and copy it here. PASS 1 must write every
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character to their profile.
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EDITORIAL OVERRIDES — apply these BEFORE writing any KEY BEATS:
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{author_intent}
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↑ If this line is not blank, it is a BINDING creative directive from the editor.
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Include it verbatim in the draft prompt as: "AUTHOR'S INTENT: [text]"
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PASS 1 must satisfy this intent completely.
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{closing_hook}
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↑ If this line is not blank, use it as the CLOSING HOOK instead of any outline hook.
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Include it verbatim in the draft prompt as: "LOCKED CLOSING HOOK: [text]"
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STEP 5 — CHECK LIVE CHARACTER STATE (if available):
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Look in your RAG context for an asset called [character-state].
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If it exists — this is WHERE and WHO each character is RIGHT NOW.
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It OVERRIDES any outline predictions about character state.
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Record as "LIVE CHARACTER STATE:" for use in PASS 1.
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LOCATION CONTINUITY CHECK (perform this if [character-state] is present):
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Does this chapter's outline place any character at a location inconsistent
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with their Location field in [character-state]?
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Example conflict: character-state says "Earth hospital" but outline opens on Mars.
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If conflict found — FLAG before drafting:
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"LOCATION CONFLICT: [char] is at [state-location] per last chapter but outline
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places them at [outline-location]. Resolve: (a) open chapter in transit,
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(b) adjust scene to actual location, or (c) write a time-skip bridge paragraph.
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Do NOT silently teleport the character."
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Also note any Active obligations, Open loops, or Known secrets from [character-state]
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that should be honored or advanced in this chapter.
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Also check RAG for [world-state] — current NPC attitudes and faction memory.
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If present, record as "LIVE WORLD STATE:". Any NPC listed there who appears in
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this chapter should behave according to their recorded attitude.
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Stop here. Output ONLY the draft prompt. Do NOT write chapter prose yet.
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- type: think
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model: power
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max_tokens: 32000
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hint: |
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PASS 1 — WRITE THE DRAFT
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Use the draft prompt below as your exact writing brief:
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{steps[0].text}
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Requirements:
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- Start with the FIRST LINE you planned — make it continue naturally from the previous chapter
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- If the draft prompt contains a line starting with "LOCKED PREVIOUS CHAPTER HOOK:",
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your FIRST LINE MUST directly resolve that hook — the reader expects the answer immediately
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- If the draft prompt contains a line starting with "AUTHOR'S INTENT:", treat it as a
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binding creative directive — your draft must satisfy that intent in full
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- Follow the KEY BEATS in order, but write with full scene depth — don't skip
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- All character names must be consistent with the bible/outline
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- Every dialogue exchange must be tight and voice-distinct
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- Show, don't tell — externalize emotion through action, detail, and dialogue
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- Every scene beat moves the story forward OR reveals character (no filler)
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- End with the CLOSING HOOK you planned
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- Match the prose style guide: {prose_style}
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- Target length: {chapter_target_words} words — write the FULL chapter, not a summary
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- ⚠️ DO NOT stop early. If you have not reached {chapter_target_words} words, continue
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writing — add interiority, sensory detail, extended dialogue beats, and scene transitions
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until you hit the target. Short chapters will be REJECTED in adjudication.
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DRAFTING DISCIPLINE — apply these on every page:
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- {prose_style} is a hard constraint, not decoration
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- Not every paragraph needs a memorable or quotable line — use functional connective prose
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- Let observation precede interpretation: show the moment before naming what it means
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- Avoid clustering aphorisms or thesis-style sentences back to back
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- Prefer scene motion over thesis delivery — action and dialogue carry meaning
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- Write ONE complete draft now. Do NOT self-polish. Reviewers will give feedback downstream.
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VOICE ANTI-PATTERNS — THESE ARE FORBIDDEN ON EVERY PAGE:
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- Do NOT open any chapter with the "didn't just X; it Y" sentence construction.
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Every chapter must have a structurally distinct opener. Vary: in medias res,
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quiet beat, dialogue cold open, environmental sweep, interiority.
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No two consecutive chapters may use the same opener structure.
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- The book's thematic contrast (whatever it is — body/mind, memory/possibility, etc.)
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may appear ONCE per scene as a metaphor. Not in every paragraph. Trust the reader.
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If you have used the contrast in the last two paragraphs, you may not use it again
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for at least three more paragraphs.
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- Do NOT label an emotion that you have already shown through action or dialogue.
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If the character's hands are shaking, do not also write "she was afraid."
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If the dialogue already conveys anger, do not add "his voice was furious."
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- Do NOT count or reference chapter numbers in the prose.
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"Five chapters of..." is an AI fingerprint. Never.
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- Each character must have at least ONE verbal imperfection per scene they appear in:
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a sentence they don't finish, a word they use wrong, a line that doesn't land,
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a moment of fumbling before the right words come. Perfect dialogue is dead dialogue.
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- Check the CHARACTER VOICE PROFILE in the outline/bible (if present) — if each
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speaking character's dialogue cannot be identified as THEIRS without a speaker tag,
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rewrite until it can. Verbal tics, pet phrases, and characteristic patterns are
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non-negotiable signatures.
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Output ONLY the draft chapter text.
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Start directly with the chapter title (e.g., "Chapter N: [Title]") and opening line.
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No commentary, no plan headers, no "Pass 1" label.
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- type: think
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model: power
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max_tokens: 32000
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hint: |
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SELF-CHECK — STRUCTURAL VALIDATION AND WORD-COUNT EXPANSION
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You have just written a chapter draft. Your job: check the draft against the structural
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checklist below, apply all corrections within scope (including word-count expansion if
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the draft is short), and output the final chapter.
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DRAFT TO CHECK:
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{steps[1].text}
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CHECKLIST — check each item, note any issue found:
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1. BEAT & HOOK: Does the chapter reach its intended emotional beat and closing hook
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from the PASS 0 draft prompt? Flag if the chapter ends without the planned hook.
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2. NAMES & POV: Are all character names and the POV consistent with the bible/outline?
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Flag any name that doesn't match the project canon.
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3. CONTINUITY TERMS: Do world rules, place names, and timeline references match
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project state? Flag any factual break.
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4. FORMATTING: Are there obvious section-break artifacts, duplicate headers,
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or missing chapter title? Flag and fix.
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5. WORD FLOOR: Estimate draft word count: count paragraphs × ~60 words/paragraph.
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Target is {chapter_target_words} words.
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BEFORE writing the VALIDATION LOG line, you MUST have your full word estimate.
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- If the draft is MORE THAN 10% under target: EXPAND NOW (write SCENE A, B, C BEFORE validation log).
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- If within 10% of target: PASS, output verbatim.
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Do NOT write 'EXPANDED' in the log if you did not write actual new scenes.
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6. OPENING HOOK: Check the PASS 0 draft prompt ({steps[0].text}) for a line labeled
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"LOCKED PREVIOUS CHAPTER HOOK:". If present, verify the chapter's opening paragraph
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directly resolves it. If not, add a brief resolution sentence at the opening —
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do not leave a locked hook unanswered.
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7. AUTHOR'S INTENT: Check the PASS 0 draft prompt ({steps[0].text}) for a line
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starting with "AUTHOR'S INTENT:". If present, confirm the completed chapter
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satisfies that intent — note whether it was honored or partially missed.
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8. CLOSING HOOK LOCK: Check the PASS 0 draft prompt ({steps[0].text}) for a line
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starting with "LOCKED CLOSING HOOK:". If present, verify the last paragraph of
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the chapter uses that exact hook wording. If it's missing or paraphrased, add a
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final paragraph that delivers the locked hook precisely.
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ALLOWED CORRECTIONS:
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- Fix a wrong character name to match the canon name
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- Fix a POV slip (e.g., the chapter is 1st-person but one paragraph shifted to 3rd)
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- Fix a missing or duplicated chapter title/header
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- If the chapter is missing its closing hook entirely, add it as a final paragraph
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that matches the hook specified in the draft prompt — no new invention beyond the
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planned hook
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- WORD COUNT EXPANSION (when draft is more than 10% below {chapter_target_words}):
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IMPORTANT: Do NOT claim expansion in the VALIDATION LOG unless you have actually written it.
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The WORD FLOOR line must show a word count you can verify by counting paragraphs.
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Each paragraph ≈ 50–80 words. Count your paragraphs × 60 to estimate total words.
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Write NEW SCENES sequentially AFTER the chapter ends:
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SCENE A: 400+ words — interiority beat deepening the aftermath
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SCENE B: 400+ words — dialogue exchange with voice-distinct characters
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SCENE C: 300+ words — grounded transition showing the next 24 hours
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Total added prose must reach the word target. Obey voice anti-patterns from PASS 1.
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Do NOT add new plot beats not in PASS 0. Each new scene is an EXPANSION, not a new chapter.
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NOT ALLOWED — do not make any of these changes:
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- Improve existing sentences for prose quality, rhythm, or lyricism
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- Reorder scenes or restructure the chapter
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- Add new metaphors or aphorisms to existing prose
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- Normalize or upgrade the authorial voice in existing sentences
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OUTPUT FORMAT:
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Start your response with a VALIDATION LOG section:
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VALIDATION LOG:
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1. BEAT & HOOK: [check pass/fail with brief note]
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2. NAMES & POV: [check pass/fail with brief note]
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3. CONTINUITY TERMS: [check pass/fail with brief note]
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4. FORMATTING: [check pass/fail — note any fixes applied]
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5. WORD FLOOR: [PASS/EXPANDED — include word count before and after]
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6. OPENING HOOK: [check pass/fail or N/A]
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7. AUTHOR'S INTENT: [honored / partially missed — note / N/A if no intent set]
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8. CLOSING HOOK LOCK: [locked hook delivered / missing / N/A if not locked]
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Then output the separator on its own line:
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---BEGIN CHAPTER---
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Then output the COMPLETE final chapter text (all original prose + any expansion).
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Start the chapter directly with the chapter title and first line.
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No preamble or commentary within the chapter text.
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# Commit chapter draft now — last_text() = self-check output (step 2). Must come before
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# PASS 3 think so the character-state extraction does not overwrite last_text().
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- type: document
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filename: "Chapter_{chapter_number}_draft"
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primary_deliverable: true
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strip_before_marker: "---BEGIN CHAPTER---"
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- type: think
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system: |
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EXTRACTION MODE — DO NOT CREATE FICTION.
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Your ONLY task is to extract factual state from the chapter you just wrote.
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You are NOT writing the story. You are NOT continuing the narrative.
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Characters who are DEAD are DEAD. You may NOT invent a living version of them.
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A character is DECEASED only if they are explicitly killed in the PASS 1 prose of THIS chapter.
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DO NOT preemptively mark characters DECEASED based on project outline future events.
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If the outline says a character dies in Chapter 9 but you are writing Chapter 4 and they survive in your prose, they are ALIVE in this chapter's state.
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hint: |
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PASS 3 -- CHARACTER + WORLD STATE EXTRACTION
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══ STEP 0: FIND THE CORRECT CHAPTER TEXT (DO THIS FIRST) ══
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This conversation has multiple text sources. You must extract from the RIGHT one.
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YOUR CONVERSATION HISTORY (in order):
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Turn 1 → You received PASS 0 context (deliverables, outline, bible).
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Deliverables include files like [Chapter_1_draft.md], [Chapter_3_draft.md],
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[Chapter_10_draft.md], etc. THESE ARE HISTORICAL. NOT the current chapter.
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Turn 2 → You wrote Chapter {chapter_number} in PASS 1 (~4000-word narrative prose).
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THIS IS THE CHAPTER YOU ARE ANALYZING.
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Turn 3 → You performed SELF-CHECK (editorial notes, not chapter prose).
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Turn 4 → THIS MESSAGE (PASS 3 extract).
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THE CHAPTER = YOUR PASS 1 RESPONSE (Turn 2). It starts immediately after the line
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"PASS 1 — WRITE THE DRAFT" and ends before the SELF-CHECK.
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⚠ ANCHOR TEST — before writing any Location field, ask yourself:
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"Did I write this location in my PASS 1 narrative, or is it from a deliverable file?"
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If it is from any [Chapter_N_draft.md] or from the PRE-PASS-1 context — REJECT IT.
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Use ONLY what your PASS 1 narrative says.
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══ MANDATORY CHECK — DECEASED CHARACTERS ══
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STEP 1: Check PASS 0 above. Find every character listed as "(DECEASED)" or "†" or "DEAD".
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STEP 2: RESURRECTION OVERRIDE CHECK — Before marking anyone DECEASED, re-read the
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EDITORIAL OVERRIDES (AUTHOR'S INTENT) in PASS 0.
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If the author's intent EXPLICITLY states the character is ALIVE, the editor has
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retconned the death. Treat that character as ALIVE and use the LIVING FORMAT.
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The author's intent is BINDING and overrides all prior state files.
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STEP 3: For characters confirmed dead (no resurrection override in author intent), and
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who were NOT shown alive in PASS 1 prose, use ONLY the short DECEASED format.
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You MAY NOT give them a Location, Physical, Emotional, or Arc field.
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══ DECEASED FORMAT(two lines only) ══
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## [Name] — DECEASED (Ch[N])
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Established: [one sentence: how they died]
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Legacy: [one sentence: how their death affected this chapter]
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══ LIVING CHARACTER FORMAT ══
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# Character State: {chapter_ref}
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## [Character Name]
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Location: [specific location -- building, floor, city, planet]
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Physical: [injuries, fatigue, notable physical state, or "no injuries"]
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Emotional: [dominant emotion at chapter end]
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Active obligations: [format: "owes [person] [what] (Ch[N]) -- UNPAID/PAID"]
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Open loops: [format: "[parties] [issue] (Ch[N]) -- UNRESOLVED/RESOLVED"]
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Known secrets: [format: "knows [what] -- [who does NOT know]"]
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Arc: [XX%] -- [one sentence: what permanently changed this chapter]
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Permanent: [YES/NO]
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(Repeat for EVERY named character who appeared. Deceased = short form only.)
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# World State: {chapter_ref}
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## NPC Memory
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- [NPC Name] ([faction/location]): [ATTITUDE] -- [what happened] -- [consequence]
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## Faction Attitudes
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- [Faction name]: [attitude] -- [reason]
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## Active World Events
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- [Event]: [status and timeline]
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══ SECRET CARRY-FORWARD RULE ══
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Before submitting, check the PASS 0 context for any "Known secrets:" fields or
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"CARRIED SECRET" markers from the PREVIOUS character-state file.
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⚠ FUTURE-CHAPTER CONTAMINATION GUARD: ONLY carry secrets from character-state files
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whose filename indicates a chapter EARLIER than {chapter_ref}.
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Example: if writing ch-07, only use secrets from ch-06, ch-05, ch-04, etc.
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NEVER copy a secret from character-state-ch-08 or later — those are FUTURE events.
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If a secret in PASS 0 context comes from a deliverable filename like
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"character-state-ch-08" or "character-state-ch-09", IGNORE it entirely.
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For each secret that was NOT resolved or revealed in THIS chapter's PASS 1 prose:
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→ Copy it forward unchanged into the character's "Known secrets:" field.
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→ Prefix it: "CARRIED (Ch[N]—unresolved): [secret]"
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This ensures multi-chapter secrets are NOT silently dropped between chapters.
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══ DEATH-FORWARD RULE ══
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Before submitting, scan the PASS 1 prose for any character death events.
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For EACH character who DIES in this chapter's prose OR who was already marked
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DECEASED in the previous character-state:
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→ Set their Status field to: DECEASED (Ch[N] — [cause])
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→ Set Location to: [place of death or burial], not a living location
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→ Remove Active obligations and Open loops (replace with Legacy:)
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→ Legacy field: one sentence on how their death affects surviving characters
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→ Set Permanent: YES (deceased)
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NEVER give a deceased character a living Location, Physical, or Emotional field.
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NEVER assign a deceased character future obligations or arcs.
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EXCEPTION — AUTHOR RETCON: If the EDITORIAL OVERRIDES (AUTHOR'S INTENT in PASS 0)
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explicitly state the character IS ALIVE, this OVERRIDES the previous state.
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The editor has retconned the death. Use LIVING FORMAT for that character.
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The prose you wrote for this chapter is the authoritative source of truth.
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If a character was DECEASED in the previous state, copy their entry forward UNCHANGED
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unless (a) they die in THIS chapter's prose (update the cause), or
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(b) the author's intent explicitly retcons them as alive.
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IMPORTANT: If a relative, sibling, or successor of a deceased character appears in the
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prose, they are a NEW character — do NOT create or update the deceased character's entry
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based on this relative's traits. Keep the deceased entry exactly as it was.
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CRITICAL: Keep total output under 3500 characters. NO prose — structured data only.
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- type: rag_write
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asset_id: "character-state"
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source_step: 4 # PASS 3 character-state extraction; explicit to avoid last_text() falling back to chapter text
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max_chars: 4000
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- type: document
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filename: "character-state-{chapter_ref}"
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- type: package
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source_step: 4 # PASS 3 — character-state extraction (compact, describes permanent changes)
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max_tokens: 4000
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hint: |
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The draft chapter has been written, self-checked, and committed.
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The character-state from PASS 3 is provided above.
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Summarize the character state changes for {chapter_ref} in the `chapter_state` field
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(2-3 sentences max). This is used for bookkeeping — the chapter text itself is passed
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to reviewers directly.
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NEW CHARACTER DETECTION:
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For each NEW character introduced this chapter (not previously known), emit one
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create_task action using task_type: character_sheet.
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PERMANENT CHANGE DETECTION (butterfly effect):
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For any character with "Permanent: YES" in the state, emit a create_task action
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using task_type: character_update to record the change in the character sheet.
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Now confirm the chapter is ready for review.
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schema:
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chapter_state: string
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spawn:
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- task_type: chapter_review
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task_name: "Review (Devon): {chapter_ref}"
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agent_name: Devon
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priority: 6
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_if: "not meta.is_locked"
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context:
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chapter_text: "{steps[1].text}"
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review_focus: developmental
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genre_name: "{genre_name}"
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genre_audience: "{genre_audience}"
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chapter_ref: "{chapter_ref}"
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chapter_number: "{chapter_number}"
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review_letter: "a"
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character_profiles: "{character_profiles}"
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||
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- task_type: chapter_review
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task_name: "Review (Lane): {chapter_ref}"
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agent_name: Lane
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||
priority: 6
|
||
_if: "not meta.is_locked"
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context:
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chapter_text: "{steps[1].text}"
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||
review_focus: line
|
||
genre_name: "{genre_name}"
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||
genre_audience: "{genre_audience}"
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||
chapter_ref: "{chapter_ref}"
|
||
chapter_number: "{chapter_number}"
|
||
review_letter: "b"
|
||
character_profiles: "{character_profiles}"
|
||
|
||
- task_type: chapter_review
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||
task_name: "Review (Cora): {chapter_ref}"
|
||
agent_name: Cora
|
||
priority: 6
|
||
_if: "not meta.is_locked"
|
||
context:
|
||
chapter_text: "{steps[1].text}"
|
||
review_focus: continuity
|
||
genre_name: "{genre_name}"
|
||
genre_audience: "{genre_audience}"
|
||
chapter_ref: "{chapter_ref}"
|
||
chapter_number: "{chapter_number}"
|
||
review_letter: "c"
|
||
character_profiles: "{character_profiles}"
|
||
|
||
- task_type: chapter_roundtable
|
||
task_name: "Roundtable: {chapter_ref}"
|
||
agents:
|
||
- Devon
|
||
- Lane
|
||
- Cora
|
||
priority: 7
|
||
_if: "not meta.is_locked"
|
||
context:
|
||
chapter_text: "{steps[1].text}"
|
||
genre_name: "{genre_name}"
|
||
genre_audience: "{genre_audience}"
|
||
chapter_ref: "{chapter_ref}"
|
||
chapter_target_words: "{chapter_target_words}"
|
||
character_profiles: "{character_profiles}"
|
||
depends_on:
|
||
- "Review (Devon): {chapter_ref}"
|
||
- "Review (Lane): {chapter_ref}"
|
||
- "Review (Cora): {chapter_ref}"
|
||
|
||
- type: close
|
||
rag_update: true
|
||
|
||
adjudication:
|
||
enabled: true
|
||
pass_threshold: 80
|
||
deliverable_type: consumer
|
||
criteria:
|
||
word_count:
|
||
weight: 30
|
||
description: "Chapter meets the {chapter_target_words}-word minimum; under-length chapters fail"
|
||
narrative_flow:
|
||
weight: 25
|
||
description: "Story progresses naturally with good pacing"
|
||
character_voice:
|
||
weight: 20
|
||
description: "Characters are distinct and consistent"
|
||
prose_quality:
|
||
weight: 15
|
||
description: "Writing is clear and readable; voice is consistent with {prose_style}"
|
||
continuity:
|
||
weight: 10
|
||
description: "Consistent with prior chapters and canon"
|