propose-new-characters

Character generation for story worlds is handled by creating candidate proposals based on parameters like depth and story scale, then reviewing them through a user approval workflow. You provide a world directory slug and optional parameters to start.

Narrative consistency is maintained by applying world canon checks to every character proposal before presentation. This ensures all generated candidates adhere to the established worldbuilding rules and story canon without manual verification.

Yes, a user approval workflow allows you to review and approve or reject individual character proposals before finalizing them. This ensures you only keep candidates that fit your story world's direction.

Yes, generating character proposals requires access to Worldloom's context packets and registry information. The skill operates within the Worldloom framework and utilizes MCP tools for context retrieval.

You can set parameters including the desired number of proposals, depth of character, and story scale. These are passed alongside the world directory slug to control the generation output.

The best way to add characters is running the generation skill with your world slug and an optional parameters file. It outputs canon-aligned candidates and uses MCP tools to mutate the world registry upon your approval.