dp-set-style

To prevent writing style drift during worldbuilding, you must define a rigid baseline narrative voice before drafting. This ensures consistent prose across all chapter plans and tracking documents, locking your narrative anchors to relevant reference authors.

A narrative voice definition questionnaire is a structured seven-dimension assessment that identifies your baseline writing style. It translates subjective style choices into machine-readable, auditable profiles that align your text with specific reference authors.

You create a machine-readable style guide by completing a seven-dimension style questionnaire and saving the results as a style.md file. This file acts as an auditable baseline that downstream prompts and outline generators can directly consume.

Yes, you need to define a writing style before creating outlines to ensure consistent narrative voice. Establishing the style baseline first allows downstream concept development and chapter planning to align automatically with your chosen reference authors.

You should store your writing style baseline in the docs/dreampowers/tracking directory as a style.md file. This centralizes the style definition for consistent access by all downstream tracking, outline, and concept generation processes.

Yes, you can integrate a style definition with downstream worldbuilding tools. The generated style baseline is designed for direct integration, enabling tools like outline and concept planners to apply your established narrative voice automatically.