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Fiction-specific patterns — Save the Cat! 15-beat, Snowflake Method, Hero's Journey, character bible, scene structure.
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Generate interior illustrations for book chapters. Analyzes scenes, creates style-consistent illustration prompts, and produces illustration plan with placement metadata.
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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.
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| description | Fiction-specific patterns — Save the Cat! 15-beat, Snowflake Method, Hero's Journey, character bible, scene structure. |
Save the Cat! 15-Beat (page %): Opening Image(0-1) → Theme Stated(1-5) → Set-Up(1-10) → Catalyst(10) → Debate(10-20) → Break into Two(20) → B Story(22) → Fun and Games(20-50) → Midpoint(50) → Bad Guys Close In(50-75) → All Is Lost(75) → Dark Night(75-80) → Break into Three(80) → Finale(80-99) → Final Image(99-100).
Snowflake: 1-sentence → 1-paragraph → character summaries → expand each → character synopses → 4-page synopsis → detailed profiles → scene list → scene expansions → first draft.
Hero's Journey (12): Ordinary World → Call → Refusal → Mentor → Threshold → Tests → Approach → Ordeal → Reward → Road Back → Resurrection → Return.
Scene structure: GMC (Goal-Conflict-Disaster) alternates with RDD (Reaction-Dilemma-Decision). Every scene from character motivation. Final scene = hook.
Character bible: role, age, appearance, motivation, wound, fear, want vs need, arc (start→turn→end), relationships.
Chapter hooks: cliffhanger, question, revelation, twist, narrative linger.
Subplots: mirror (same theme diff POV), contrast (opposite outcome), support (info/motivation), convergence (entangle with main).
