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Velith
Velith contains 17 collected skills from epicsagas, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Generate interior illustrations for book chapters. Analyzes scenes, creates style-consistent illustration prompts, and produces illustration plan with placement metadata.
Phase 5: Publishing. Convert to EPUB/PDF/MOBI/TXT/Markdown, cover design, metadata, title candidates, KDP checklist, marketing plan.
AI-native publishing system: autonomous multi-phase workflows from ideation to export. Fiction, non-fiction, and technical books. Trigger: /velith or book-related requests.
Phase 3: Drafting. Plan-Then-Execute chapter generation with parallel writing and continuity validation.
Phase 4: Editing. 5-stage pipeline — editorial assessment, developmental edit, line edit, copy edit, proofread.
Phase 1: Ideation. Concept validation, market gap analysis, competitive matrix, final concept selection.
Phase 0: Onboarding. Initialize new book project — define genre, audience, language, scope, generate PRD.md and STYLE.md.
Phase 2: Outlining. Apply genre-specific structures, generate per-chapter specs, cross-reference map, structural validation.
Book project status and progress dashboard. Writes status.json for the web UI.
Academic writing patterns — IMRAD structure, literature review, argument chains, citation practices, thesis/dissertation layout.
Fiction-specific patterns — Save the Cat! 15-beat, Snowflake Method, Hero's Journey, character bible, scene structure.
Game scenario patterns — quest/event trees, branching dialogue, world-building, character arcs across routes, lore bibles.
Meta-skill that references all available genres, agents, and skills to help users define and create any genre — including custom genres not yet supported.
Non-fiction patterns — problem-solution structure, learner personas, evidence hierarchy, argument structure, chapter template.
Poetry patterns — form types (sonnet/haiku/free verse), stanza structure, meter/rhythm, imagery systems, collection architecture.
Screenplay patterns — 3-act film structure, sequence method, scene/cut formatting, dialogue rules, A/B story weaving.
Technical book patterns — concept progression gradient, code block rules, diagrams, API reference format, lab design.