chapter-keyword-conditions

Generates condensed plot summaries, keywords, and required conditions for novel chapters.

751|136|Updated May 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Mochocyang/QMAI --skill chapter-keyword-conditions
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Skill: chapter-keyword-conditions
Source: https://github.com/Mochocyang/QMAI/tree/main/skills/SkillHub/ZhanggangSkill/chapter-keyword-conditions
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Mochocyang/QMAI --skill chapter-keyword-conditions

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

When a novel chapter has a defined purpose but lacks concrete writable material, this Skill turns that vague positioning into a condensed plot sentence, focused keywords, and the necessary conditions (entry, trigger, interaction, outcome) that make the chapter actually writable.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Condensed Plot Generation: Compresses a chapter into one clear plot sentence following the pattern of condition, scene, conflict, and change.
  • Keyword Extraction: Produces 3-6 concrete keywords covering scenes, events, emotions, props, and relationships while rejecting vague filler words.
  • Required Conditions Table: Defines entry conditions, trigger conditions, interaction conditions, and outcome conditions so every scene has causal logic.
  • Trope Handling and Foreshadowing: Decides whether to follow or subvert common tropes and assigns which clues, props, or information must be inserted for later payoff.
  • Use Case: A web novelist knows a chapter should be the leads' first meeting on a rainy day but has no scene logic; the Skill outputs the condensed plot, keywords, meeting trigger, interaction design, and the items to plant for future chapters.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to generate the condensed plot, keywords, and necessary conditions for a chapter whose positioning is already defined but whose scene material is missing.

Frequently Asked Questions about chapter-keyword-conditions

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I turn a vague chapter idea into a writable outline?

Start by writing one condensed plot sentence that states the condition, scene, conflict, and resulting change. Then extract 3-6 concrete keywords and fill in the entry, trigger, interaction, and outcome conditions so every scene has causal logic.

What are the necessary conditions for a novel chapter scene?

A writable chapter needs four conditions: entry condition explaining why the character must enter the scene, trigger condition that starts the event, interaction condition defining how characters meet or clash, and outcome condition describing what changes by chapter end.

When should I use this chapter planning skill?

Use it after the chapter's functional position in the story is already decided but before drafting, when you lack concrete scene material. It is not for proofreading finished chapters or for deciding the chapter's role in the overall plot.

How many keywords should a chapter outline have?

Three to six keywords is the recommended range, covering scenes, events, emotions, props, relationships, or distinctive imagery. Too many keywords cause the chapter to lose focus, and vague words like exciting or foreshadowing should be avoided.

How do I handle tropes versus subversion in chapter design?

If using a familiar trope, explicitly define the emotional payoff readers expect. If subverting it, specify what replaces the expected reward so the chapter still delivers satisfaction rather than just denying expectations.