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To run a character risk assessment, provide a character description to generate an integrated six-axis diagnostic report. It evaluates genre suitability, AI stability, and role-play load using reference checklists to reveal narrative risks and design opportunities.

A six-axis character diagnostic evaluates descriptions across six independent modules including genre suitability, AI stability, and role-play load. It cross-references checklists to compute scores and outputs a structured integration report highlighting narrative strengths and risks.

You identify AI stability and user conflict potential by analyzing the character description through dedicated diagnostic modules. The Skill checks for self-description anomalies and user conflict risks, generating cross-module insights to guide prompt engineering and design.

Yes, you can use this diagnostic for game design and narrative development. It evaluates role suitability and role-play load, providing cross-module insights that highlight relationships between analytical results to guide consistent character design and storytelling decisions.

A limitation of checklist-driven character evaluation is its reliance on reference checklists for theoretical scoring and interpretation. The structured six-axis report provides cross-module insights but requires a sufficiently detailed character description to accurately identify risks and narrative opportunities.

Character prompt engineering needs cross-module insights to reveal how analytical results like genre suitability and AI stability interact. The integrated six-axis report highlights narrative opportunities and risks, ensuring consistent character design and reducing potential conflicts.