approve-character

Character draft approval requires human gate checks, conflict detection, and summary staging to finalize novel writing entries. This process ensures drafts are reviewed and checked against existing content before being locked as official character cards.

Managing character drafts involves automated summary staging and conflict detection before ingestion into the canon graph. This workflow ensures character data is fully developed and reviewed by humans before becoming a locked, official character card.

Character conflict detection checks new drafts against existing novel content before finalizing character entries. This ensures consistency within the novel's canon graph and prevents contradictory character details from being locked in.

Yes, the character approval workflow automates summary staging and conflict detection while maintaining human gate checks. This allows authors to review paragraph summaries and approve drafts before they are locked as official character cards.

Canon graph integration is required to ingest approved character summaries and data for future novel reference. The character approval process relies on interaction with the novel's character database and conflict detection system to function correctly.

Staging paragraph summaries for human review ensures the character is fully developed before draft approval. This step guarantees authors read and validate the summarized character details before they are ingested into the canon graph.