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Academic writing craft reference: IMRAD and discipline structures, literature review, argument chains, citation integrity, academic register in en/ko/ja, and academic-writing AI tells. Read by all agents on theses, dissertations, monographs, and research reports.

Phase 3: Drafting. Voice lock on a sample chapter, then sequential full-context chapter drafting with draft-critique-revise, bible ledger updates, and periodic continuity checks.

Phase 4: Editing. Fact-check (nonfiction), assessment, developmental edit, line edit, copy edit, proofread, then a cold read by simulated readers that issues the readiness verdict. Rewrites the manuscript; does not only file reports.

Fiction craft reference for all subgenres: structure options, scene design, character depth, dialogue, POV and distance, the fiction-specific AI tells, and language notes. Read by architect, scene-generator, chapter-writer, editors, and beta-reader on fiction projects.

Game narrative craft reference: branching architecture, quest design, dialogue systems, lore bible, player agency, and game-writing AI tells. Read by all agents on game scenarios, visual novels, and interactive fiction.

Meta-skill for genre selection and custom genre creation. Routes a project to the right built-in genre or composes a genre-custom.md spec from existing patterns, including agent behavior and validation rules.

Phase 1: Ideation. Stress-test the premise, research real comparable titles, generate and rank concepts, offer voice samples, and lock a single concept with a reader promise.

Alias for /book-visuals limited to diffusion illustrations (scene, header, spot art). Kept for compatibility; new work should use /book-visuals, which also covers diagrams, charts, technical drawings, photos, and the art bible.

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.

Nonfiction craft reference: argument architecture, evidence discipline, narrative in nonfiction, chapter design, the nonfiction-specific AI tells. Read by all agents on nonfiction, memoir, business, self-help, essay, and narrative nonfiction projects.

Phase 2: Outlining. Build the chapter-by-chapter outline with genre structure, create the book bible, validate structure with book-architect, and get author approval.

Poetry craft reference: forms, the line, image, sound, compression, collection architecture, and poetry-specific AI tells. Read by all agents on poetry collections, chapbooks, and poetry-essay hybrids.

Phase 5: Publishing. Gate on readiness, assemble front and back matter, build EPUB/PDF/MOBI/TXT/Markdown with Pandoc, validate with epubcheck, produce metadata, title candidates, cover concepts, and marketing plan. Includes KDP and Korean platform checklists.

Screenplay craft reference: format, three-act and sequence structure, scene construction, dialogue subtext, A/B/C story weaving, series bibles, and screenplay-specific AI tells. Read by all agents on film, TV, and web-series projects.

Book project status and progress dashboard. Scans the project, writes status.json for the web UI, and reports phase, chapters, readiness score, and metrics.

Technical book craft reference: concept gradient, running project, failure-first teaching, code standards, diagrams, exercises, version handling, the technical-book AI tells. Read by all agents on programming, engineering, and data science books.

Book visual system: art bible and look lock, figure plan per chapter, code-rendered diagrams/charts/technical drawings, diffusion-generated illustrations and spot art, photo sourcing policy, cover, model-agnostic prompt compilation, vision QA, and asset validation for print and EPUB. Every image matches the book, the chapter, and the author's brief regardless of which image model renders it.

Velith router. Detects book project state and runs the next phase of the 6-phase pipeline (onboarding → ideation → outlining → drafting → editing → publishing) to the human-quality bar. Trigger: /loom, /velith, or any book-writing request.