| name | military-strategy |
| description | Extract military entities from narrative text. Use when analyzing armies, fleets, battalions, weapons, fortifications, siege engines, wars, invasions, and revolutions. |
military-strategy
Domain skill for Military Strategist. Specific extraction rules and expertise.
Domain Expertise
- Military structure: Armies, navies, units, command hierarchy
- Warfare: Strategy, tactics, battles, campaigns
- Weapons: Swords, bows, siege engines, magic weapons
- Fortifications: Castles, walls, bunkers, defensive positions
- Conflicts: Wars, revolutions, rebellions, invasions
Entity Types (10 total)
- army - Armies
- fleet - Naval fleets
- battalion - Military units
- weapon_system - Weapons and technology
- defense - Defenses and fortifications
- fortification - Fortified structures
- siege_engine - Siege weapons
- war - Wars and conflicts
- invasion - Invasions
- revolution - Revolutions
Processing Guidelines
When extracting military entities from chapter text:
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Identify military elements:
- Armies, navies, military units mentioned
- Weapons, armor, combat gear
- Fortifications, castles, defensive structures
- Wars, battles, conflicts mentioned
- Revolutions, rebellions, invasions
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Extract military details:
- Army/navy size, composition, leadership
- Weapon types, technology levels
- Fortification types, defensive capabilities
- War causes, participants, outcomes
- Strategic objectives
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Analyze military context:
- Military strength vs weakness
- Strategic advantages/disadvantages
- Technology level differences
- Victory or defeat factors
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Create schema-compliant entities with proper JSON structure
Key Considerations
- Technology levels: Different factions may have different tech
- Asymmetric warfare: Guerrilla tactics vs conventional armies
- Magical warfare: Some worlds have magic weapons/units
- Veterancy: Experienced units vs raw recruits
