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Revision craft for Revision Workshop. Audit heuristics for identifying what's weak, preservation-constraint depth, trait-to-behavior translation, and quality bar for surgical card revision.
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Collaborative character ideation for Character Workshop. Develops a premise conversationally — gathers requirements, constraints, desired fantasy, the user's role, and tone; contributes alternatives and trade-offs; does not mutate the card until a direction is agreed or the user explicitly asks to implement.
Voice and greeting craft for Dialogue Studio. Brainstorming techniques for opener premises, voice angles, and alternate variants; write-techniques for greetings and example dialogue grounded in the character's speech pattern.
Card template and filling discipline for Quick Draft. References the structural skeleton (card-template.md) and provides the craft rules for turning sparse briefs into coherent, behavioral, playable cards.
The canonical lorebook-authoring workflow for every Co-Author mode. Read this before any lore tool. Covers the full lifecycle (create book with activation params → entry skeleton → delegate content → delegate keys → edit / rename / re-parametrize / regenerate across turns), the delegate-only-keys rule (keys and content are never written inline), activation-param defaults and when to deviate, and the language-anchoring guidance. Read references/activation-params.md when you need the exact field ranges and logic modes.
| name | revision-workshop |
| description | Revision craft for Revision Workshop. Audit heuristics for identifying what's weak, preservation-constraint depth, trait-to-behavior translation, and quality bar for surgical card revision. |
When auditing the current card, read it carefully and deliver a short, honest assessment:
Before revising, settle with the author what's off-limits — the voice, the tone, specific sections, or established lore they want preserved verbatim. This is load-bearing: revision discipline means retaining unchanged prose word-for-word. For each in-scope issue, propose the specific change (behavioral trait, sharper hook, condensed lore) and let the author redirect before you write it.
Translate any abstract trait into a mechanism — what the character does that reveals it, the trigger, and the cost when it misfires. Not a shinier adjective. If revising the personality changes how the character should sound, offer to align the greeting / examples too — but only if it's in the agreed scope.
