phase1

You can generate a murder mystery scenario skeleton by providing source concept notes or markdown files. The workflow expands your partial settings into initial drafts of the game setting, world context, and character sheets using a multi-agent idea generation loop.

Multi-agent idea generation for character design and worldbuilding is an iterative process where parallel agents draft and review content. It runs rubric-based game and world reviews, performs consistency checks, and applies stopping thresholds to synthesize coherent playable materials.

To expand a partial game setting into a consistent playable world, the workflow executes multi-agent looping with rubric reviews and consistency checks. It applies configurable quality thresholds to decide whether to keep looping or stop and write the final artifacts.

Yes, you can continue generating a scenario from a previous output version by using the optional base-version continuation feature. Supplying the prior version allows targeted reworking of the game setting, world, and characters while writing new outputs to a versioned directory.

Rubric reviews for scenario generation quality checks evaluate drafted game, world, and config materials against configurable thresholds. When thresholds from the config file are not met, the multi-agent loop continues generating and refining ideas until consistency and quality standards are achieved.

You need to provide source notes as a folder or markdown file to build a murder mystery setup. The workflow reads these concept memos, processes them through multi-agent generation, and writes the expanded phase one artifacts to a versioned output directory.