oh-story-long-write

Start by confirming the reader contract, characters, world settings, and volume outline, then write one chapter at a time using the detailed chapter outline. Each chapter is checked for factual continuity, character agency, information changes, and chapter-end hooks before moving on.

Continuation first verifies the confirmed outline, the most recent finished chapters, and the status of the chapter to be written. The Skill recalls only the context needed to avoid mistakes, such as character states, relevant rules, and open foreshadowing.

Writing stops when there is no writable detailed outline, a chapter numbering conflict, or a need to change confirmed settings. Control returns to the planning agent to resolve the structural issue before any prose is generated.

No. When invoked without a specific target it only diagnoses the current stage and suggests the next step. Formal assets like outlines and character settings are written only after explicit user confirmation of proposed candidates and diffs.

The Skill handles at most one chapter per turn unless the user specifies otherwise, and it prioritizes structural problems over sentence polishing during revision. It does not run upstream hooks, scripts, or installation flows outside the current agent's tools.