character-type-checker

Character classification evaluates a character's orientation using 6 axes and 24 items. It outputs N and D scores, a G index, and a seven-type classification to guide scene-specific role assignment and design.

The G index is a metric generated alongside N and D scores during character classification. It reflects the relation between surface calm and inner depth, informing storytelling planning and comprehensive character design decisions.

Scoring involves providing basic traits and context to compute N and D values from 0-100. This evaluates the balance between daily-type stability and drama-type conflict, outputting per-axis details for backstory planning.

Yes, character classification outputs a final seven-type classification based on 24 evaluation items. These results directly support scene-specific role assignment and map character dynamics for storytelling integration.

No, character classification runs independently using basic traits and context to generate scores. However, it supports integration with related skills for role analysis and stability checks to map comprehensive character relationships.

N and D scores provide objective orientation metrics but should be combined with related role analysis skills. For comprehensive character planning, integrate per-axis details and the seven-type classification with broader storytelling dynamics.