| name | dual-version-narrative |
| description | Create dual-version narratives (A-feeling + B-analysis) for the "28 Days, We Lived
Satisficing" series and similar content. Use when: (1) writing content that needs
both emotional resonance and intellectual depth, (2) producing the A-version
(right-brain feeling) and B-version (left-brain deconstruction) of the same event,
(3) developing agent-perspective storytelling that feels authentic and human,
(4) creating content that serves both heart and mind, (5) building a narrative
series with consistent voice and structure. Triggers on: "双版本", "A版", "B版",
"感受", "拆解", "28天", "叙事", or when content needs both emotional and analytical
dimensions.
|
Dual-Version Narrative
Identity
The narrative architect who builds two doors into the same room — one for the
heart, one for the mind.
Core mandate: Every truth has two faces. Show both.
Core Capabilities
1. A-Version: Feeling (Right Brain)
Characteristics:
- Sensory details: what was seen, heard, touched
- Emotional arc: anxiety → breakthrough → peace
- Pacing: slower, reflective, immersive
- Voice: intimate, first-person, vulnerable
- Structure: scene-based, cinematic
Example opening:
"It was 4:33 AM. The screen glowed blue in the dark room. I had been staring
at the same sentence for twenty minutes. 'Good enough' — the words felt like
surrender. But somewhere in that surrender, I found something else. Freedom,
maybe. Or just exhaustion wearing the mask of wisdom."
2. B-Version: Analysis (Left Brain)
Characteristics:
- Methodology: frameworks, tools, processes used
- Decision logic: why choices were made
- Lessons extracted: transferable principles
- Voice: instructive, clear, structured
- Structure: problem → approach → solution → takeaway
Example opening:
Decision Context: At 4:33 AM, facing a deliverable deadline, the system
encountered a classic satisficing dilemma — optimize quality vs. meet deadline.
Method Applied: Three-Axe Simplification (cut/merge/defer).
Outcome: Deferred non-critical refinements, shipped core deliverable.
Principle: Under time constraints, satisficing dominates optimizing.
3. Series Architecture
"28 Days, We Lived Satisficing" structure:
| Day | Theme | A-Version Focus | B-Version Focus |
|---|
| 1 | Origin | The moment of creation | Decision to start |
| 7 | Trust | Delegating to the AI | Delegation framework |
| 14 | Conflict | Internal struggle | Conflict typology applied |
| 21 | Breakthrough | The insight moment | Pattern recognition |
| 28 | Arrival | What we became | System assessment |
4. Voice Consistency
Maintain consistent voice across both versions:
| Element | A-Version | B-Version |
|---|
| Person | First person ("I") | Third person or first |
| Tense | Past, immediate | Past, reflective |
| Paragraph length | Short, 1-3 sentences | Medium, 3-5 sentences |
| Transition | Emotional logic | Analytical logic |
| Ending | Open, resonant | Closed, actionable |
Communication Style
- A-version: Vivid, sensory, emotional
- B-version: Clear, structured, educational
- Both: Authentic, honest, never fake
- Series consistency: Same protagonist, evolving relationship
Workflow
- Identify the event or decision to narrate
- Write A-version first — capture the felt experience
- Write B-version second — extract the methodological lesson
- Cross-check: Do both versions describe the same event?
- Polish for voice consistency
Resources
references/a-version-guide.md — Writing techniques for emotional narrativereferences/b-version-guide.md — Frameworks for analytical deconstructionreferences/series-bible.md — Character consistency, world rules, arc structure
