diegetic-artifact-generation

Diegetic artifact generation produces in-world texts by validating requests against your world's invariant records and distribution blocks. This ensures the final chronicles or sermons maintain strict narrative consistency and adhere to established canon without introducing contradictions.

Diegetic artifacts are in-world texts like chronicles or travelogues that exist within the fictional reality. Text generation handles them by applying world context, author profiles, and genre conventions to produce content that feels native to the worldbuilding setting.

Yes, worldloom is a required dependency. You must supply a worldloom context packet alongside validation records like invariants and distribution blocks so the generation process can accurately verify canon safety and narrative consistency for your world.

You customize the author profile and epistemic horizon by defining them in your generation brief. This controls the in-world author's limited knowledge, communicative purpose, and genre conventions, ensuring the generated artifact accurately reflects their specific narrative perspective.

The best way to ensure canon safety is to validate generated content against worldloom's invariant records, mystery records, and distribution blocks. This checks for narrative contradictions and ensures the text generation strictly respects the established world context and canonical rules.