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Automated webnovel editing is handled by orchestrating a multi-agent self-loop that sequentially refines each episode while enforcing project-wide guardrails, character rules, and configuration-driven settings. This ensures consistent tone, continuity, and quality across all episodes.

A multi-agent self-loop workflow for polishing novels coordinates six specialized agents to sequentially refine webnovel episodes. It reads configuration files to apply project-specific guardrails and bootstraps, validating time, numbers, and narrative plausibility through a structured phase-based process.

Character consistency and timeline validation are achieved by reading project-specific configuration files that define character rules and guardrails. A multi-agent workflow then validates time, numbers, and narrative plausibility through a structured process, returning refined episodes with traceable audit logs.

Yes, you can use configuration files like novel-config.md to apply custom editing guardrails for a webnovel project. The workflow reads this file to enforce project-specific settings, plot hooks, and custom axes, ensuring that all episodes maintain the defined tone and continuity.

Yes, automated novel polishing works sequentially from the first episode onward. By executing the workflow, editors can automatically polish the active novel project starting from EP001, with each episode processed through a structured, phase-based approach that returns traceable audit logs.

The limitations of using AI agents for webnovel editing include reliance on the accuracy of the novel-config.md file for project-specific guardrails and character rules. The system requires a structured configuration to validate time, numbers, and narrative plausibility effectively across episodes.