create-base-world

Structured worldbuilding from a fiction premise begins by submitting a premise file to generate a foundational world state. The system synthesizes a kernel, ontology, invariants, and initial sections, then commits them after user validation.

An ontology in fiction generation defines the structured categories and relationships of your world's elements. You need one when initiating a new world state to ensure consistent, structured content creation across your story's narrative components.

Yes, you need Python and SQLite installed to generate a new Worldloom world state. The creation process relies on the Worldloom toolchain and its dependencies to normalize, synthesize, validate, and commit the initial world ontology and sections.

Creating consistent world invariants for story creation is best handled by generating an initial world state from a premise. The system automatically synthesizes invariants alongside the ontology and kernel through a strict validation and submission workflow.

The normalization and validation workflow processes a user premise through synthesis to generate a world state, validates the output for consistency, and requires user approval before submission. This strict workflow ensures the committed kernel, ontology, and invariants remain structurally sound.

Yes, you can review the generated world ontology before commitment. The system provides a summary of the initial world state, including the kernel, ontology, invariants, and sections, specifically for user approval before committing to the SQLite database.