cw-prose-writing

Apply project-specific style guides to narrative editing by loading local formatting preferences and character voice rules. This ensures prose consistency across scenes, chapters, and dialogue revisions without manual style checks.

Yes, you can use local style guides like CLAUDE.md, STYLE.md, and WRITING.md for prose writing. The skill discovers these project files and enforces their formatting conventions and stylistic standards during narrative generation and revisions.

Narrative editing with style guides is the process of applying project-specific formatting preferences and character voice conventions to drafted prose. The mechanism discovers local rules and enforces them automatically to maintain consistent prose voice across scenes.

You need to establish local style guides such as CLAUDE.md or WRITING.md before drafting new scenes. The skill reads these project files to discover your formatting preferences and character voice rules, enforcing them automatically during prose generation.

The best way to enforce formatting conventions is using a skill that discovers local style rules and applies them during prose generation. It automatically aligns new dialogue and revisions with your project's established stylistic standards.

Prose voice becomes inconsistent when project-specific style guides and character voice conventions are not enforced during drafting. This skill discovers local formatting preferences and applies them automatically across all scenes and chapters to maintain alignment.