cw-router

The cw-router guides you to the right creative writing skill by analyzing your task intent. Describe what you need—brainstorming ideas, documenting lore, critiquing prose, or writing drafts—and it routes you to the appropriate skill: cw-brainstorming, cw-official-docs, cw-story-critique, cw-prose-writing, or cw-style-skill-creator.

Brainstorming explores and generates new ideas for worldbuilding, characters, or plots, while documentation formalizes and structures finalized content. The router distinguishes these intents and recommends the skill that matches your current stage in the creative process.

Yes. The router applies decision logic to map your task to the appropriate workflow. If you're drafting new prose, it suggests cw-prose-writing; if you're evaluating existing work, it recommends cw-story-critique. State your goal and it routes accordingly.

The router uses rule-based decision logic that analyzes your task description and intent. It evaluates whether you're brainstorming, documenting, critiquing, writing, or developing style guidance, then outputs a concrete routing instruction to invoke the matched skill.

The router handles brainstorming, documentation, critique, and prose-writing tasks. It guides you through worldbuilding exploration, formalizing lore and specifications, evaluating narrative quality, drafting content, and creating writing style frameworks.

No. The router consolidates skill selection into one interface. As your task shifts from exploring ideas to drafting to revising, describe your current need and the router directs you to the appropriate specialized skill for that stage.