canon-facts-from-diegetic-artifacts

Canon fact extraction from diegetic artifacts in Worldloom identifies potential lore elements within document or artifact files and generates proposal cards for review. It scans artifact files to surface candidate facts that align with established world canon.

Diegetic artifacts in fiction worldbuilding are in-world document or artifact files that contain narrative information. Extracting candidate canon facts from them allows authors to formally propose new lore elements derived directly from the world's internal sources.

Canon fact proposal generation requires an active Worldloom world context with established canon and structure. The Skill uses MCPSearch and MCPEdit to retrieve and mutate world data, meaning it cannot operate without access to the existing world environment.

Proposal cards for canon review are generated by processing diegetic artifact files through predefined validation checks. The system creates batch manifests containing the extracted candidate facts, enabling structured review and formal canonization within your Worldloom world.

Canon fact extraction validates candidate facts against the world's established canon using predefined rules and validation checks. This ensures that extracted proposals align with existing lore before they are submitted for review and canonization.

Batch extraction of canon facts from multiple diegetic artifacts is supported through generated batch manifests. The system processes artifact files and compiles candidate facts into structured proposals, enabling bulk review of potential canon additions for your world.