continuity-check

Detect narrative and factual continuity issues and generate an interactive canon bible.

2|Updated Apr 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bjamba/bjamba-skills --skill continuity-check
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: continuity-check
Source: https://github.com/bjamba/bjamba-skills/tree/main/continuity-check
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bjamba/bjamba-skills --skill continuity-check

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

When you’re writing or editing across multiple chapters, drafts, or sources, this Skill helps you find narrative and factual continuity problems—like character inconsistencies, timeline errors, world-rule violations, and tone shifts—before they slip into the final work.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Interactive canon bible output: Generates a browsable “canon bible” website that maps characters/entities, locations, timelines, world rules/claims, and relationships.
  • Deviation detection with scoring: Flags inconsistencies with 0–100 continuity scores, includes evidence (conflicting excerpts), and supports severity-based filtering.
  • Cross-source consistency for non-fiction: Compares claims across articles/drafts and highlights contradictions in evidence, terminology, and framing.
  • Annotation workflow: Lets you accept, explain (retcon/fan theory), dismiss, or flag deviations for review, persisting decisions to an annotations.json file.

Quick Start

Run /continuity-check ./my-novel/ and tell it whether the material is fiction, non-fiction, or mixed to generate your canon bible and a prioritized deviation log.

Frequently Asked Questions about continuity-check

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I check story consistency across multiple chapters or drafts?

To check story consistency, you can analyze your text files to detect narrative deviations in characters, timelines, and world rules. The tool generates a scored deviation log with conflicting evidence excerpts and builds a structured canon bible.

What is a canon bible and how does it help with factual verification?

A canon bible is a browsable knowledge base mapping characters, entities, locations, and claims. It structures your source material into JSON files and renders an HTML site, providing a persistent reference for factual verification and annotation.

Can I use continuity checking for non-fiction claim verification?

Yes, you can use continuity checking for non-fiction claim verification. It compares claims across articles or drafts to highlight contradictions in evidence, terminology, and framing, ensuring cross-source consistency.

How do I annotate and resolve detected continuity issues?

You can annotate detected continuity issues by accepting, explaining as retcon, dismissing, or flagging them for review. The annotation workflow persists your decisions to an annotations.json file for continuous tracking.

Does the deviation detection work with fetched URLs and multiple file folders?

Yes, deviation detection works with single files, folders, multiple works, or fetched URLs. It applies text analysis to both fiction and non-fiction materials to produce scored deviation entries with supporting evidence.