oh-story-long-scan

Analyzes long-form web novel platform rankings to evaluate market trends and topic candidates.

677|112|Updated Mar 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/LiPu-jpg/Openwrite_skill --skill oh-story-long-scan
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: oh-story-long-scan
Source: https://github.com/LiPu-jpg/Openwrite_skill/tree/main/tools/runtime_skills/oh-story-long-scan
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LiPu-jpg/Openwrite_skill --skill oh-story-long-scan

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Choosing a viable topic for a long-form web novel requires evidence, not guesswork. This Skill turns platform ranking lists into structured market research, helping authors understand reader expectations, protagonist mechanics, and long-term serialization potential before committing to a book.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Ranking Sample Analysis: Collects verifiable samples from platform leaderboards with platform, list type, links, access dates, and sample sizes recorded for each data group.
  • Structured Coding Method: Uses references/method.md to encode genre combinations, emotional promises, protagonist starting points, core mechanics, first conflicts, first payoffs, and long-term upgrade space.
  • Topic Candidate Reports: Outputs multiple topic candidates with market evidence, author fit, differentiation angles, opening validation methods, sustainable writing space, and risks.
  • Use Case: Before starting a new serialized novel, ask the agent to scan current rankings on a target platform and compare three candidate genres, receiving a report that separates observed data from creative judgment.

Quick Start

Use the oh-story-long-scan skill to research current long-form web novel rankings on my target platform and compare three topic candidates with sources and sampling dates.

Frequently Asked Questions about oh-story-long-scan

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I research web novel market trends before starting a book?

Collect verifiable ranking samples from your target platform, recording platform, list type, links, access dates, and sample sizes. Then code each sample for genre combination, emotional promise, protagonist starting point, and first payoff to identify recurring reader expectations.

How to analyze web novel ranking lists for topic selection?

Treat rankings as biased market samples rather than direct answers. Distinguish traffic, paid, new-book, completed, and editorial lists, report sample frequencies first, and flag low-sample combinations as signals rather than confirmed trends.

Can this skill fetch live ranking data from novel platforms?

No. It does not run scraping scripts, browsers, or bypass login restrictions. It only uses sources accessible in the current session, Deep Research results, or user-provided data, and provides a research framework with a checklist when live data is unavailable.

What makes a good topic candidate for long-form serialization?

Each candidate should include target readers, core emotion, sample evidence, author strengths, differentiation variables, a minimal opening validation, three-stage upgrade space, and key risks. High-frequency samples are downgraded when author fit or long-term space is weak.

What are the limitations of single-sampling market research?

A single sampling only forms hypotheses, not conclusions. Confidence increases through cross-date and cross-list sampling or by deep-reading representative works, and recommendation slots, author fanbases, and trending events must be accounted for as biases.