interview-conductor

To run a structured worldbuilding interview, facilitate focused discovery sessions across Story, World, and Visual domains to extract knowledge, log explicit decisions, and identify gaps. This process establishes foundations and creates a living world bible with tracked next steps.

The best way to capture worldbuilding decisions is through structured discovery interviews that apply domain-specific templates to log what is known, what is decided, and what remains open. This prevents rework and misalignment by maintaining a clear record of action items.

Yes, you can coordinate specialist thinking during a discovery session by triggering domain-specific roles like World Architect, Narrative Architect, Character Developer, and Lead Visual Artist. This aligns specialist outcomes with project goals across all creative scopes.

You need to schedule a worldbuilding discovery session at the start of a project and during major development phases. This timing captures foundational decisions, addresses knowledge gaps, and coordinates domain alignment before significant creative work begins.

To start a Phase 1 Big Picture session, schedule a discovery session and begin with Phase 1 to capture initial decisions, questions, and next steps. This establishes project foundations and coordinates specialist thinking across story, world, characters, and visual domains.