What problem does it solve? Single-draft story writing tends to converge on the first idea, producing generic fiction. This Skill enforces a divergence discipline so every piece of player-facing narrative in the game ships only after multiple genuinely different dramatic options have been authored, scored, and reviewed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Blind multi-take authoring: Spawns independent agents, each writing a complete take under a distinct dramatic brief (emotional register, information revealed, character stance), with paraphrase sets rejected before authoring starts. - Taste scoring and self-pick: Scores every take with the taste-scorecard, picks a winner by verdict and canon coherence, and records the rationale in a review bundle. - Live in-game review: Lands the pick in canon while keeping alternates in a DEV-only variants area, switchable live in the running game via the DEV panel Review tab, with one human-review item filed per bundle. - Use Case: When writing a new quest intro scene for the incremental RPG, run this Skill to produce three dramatically different versions, review them live in-game, and sign off on the one that becomes canon. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to diverge the story for the new scene or dialogue you are authoring, then review the generated takes live in the DEV panel's Review tab.
