book-sft-pipeline

Fine-tune base models with LoRA on ePub-derived book text to emulate author voices.

Updated Apr 4, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/anionzo/skill --skill book-sft-pipeline-anionzo
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Skill: book-sft-pipeline
Source: https://github.com/anionzo/skill/tree/main/skills/book-sft-pipeline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/anionzo/skill --skill book-sft-pipeline-anionzo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Book data is often scattered, long-form, and difficult to structure for training. This Skill consolidates extraction, segmentation, and author-style fine-tuning into a repeatable pipeline.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Book-to-SFT pipeline: Extract text from ePub, segment long-form content, and tailor prompts for diverse instruction templates.
  • Author-voice modeling: Fine-tune base models with LoRA to capture distinctive cadence and diction.
  • Dataset & artifact generation: Output training JSONL datasets, adapter weights, and validation scaffolds for reproducibility across books.

Quick Start

Fine-tune a base model on a public-domain book to imitate its author's voice.

Frequently Asked Questions about book-sft-pipeline

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create an SFT dataset from ePub books for fine-tuning?

To create an SFT dataset from ePub books, extract text, segment long-form content, and apply diverse prompt templates. This pipeline outputs training JSONL datasets and validation scaffolds structured for author-voice fine-tuning.

Can I use LoRA adapters to train a model on an author's writing style?

Yes, you can train a base model with a LoRA adapter to capture distinctive cadence and diction. This approach applies author-voice style-transfer to emulate the specific writing style of a book's author.

What is the best way to structure long-form literature for model training?

The best way to structure long-form literature for model training is using a segmentation pipeline. This process breaks down scattered book data into tailored segments, enabling diverse instruction templates for fine-tuning.

Do I need a specific base model to perform book style-transfer?

You need a base model with a LoRA adapter to perform book style-transfer. Careful data curation and diverse prompt templates are also required to output training data, adapters, and evaluation artifacts.

Why does fine-tuning on book data require careful data curation?

Fine-tuning on book data requires careful data curation because book data is scattered and long-form. Proper curation and diverse prompt templates ensure the model accurately captures the author's distinctive voice rather than memorizing text.