scbe-story-canon-writer

To prevent narrative drift when drafting chapters, map scenes to canonical anchors and governance rules. This ensures consistency across world settings by enforcing locked canon and flagging speculative content for review.

Canon mapping for worldbuilding works by generating a canon_map.json file that links narrative prose to SCBE system mappings. It preserves locked canon elements while marking provisional content and unresolved continuity issues.

Maintain consistency for litRPG overlays and codex entries by integrating canon anchors across chapters. The system flags unresolved issues in a continuity_flags.md file, ensuring all creative content stays aligned with system governance rules.

The best way to generate a publish-ready chapter draft with an audit trail is to use output contracts that produce chapter_draft.md alongside canon_map.json and continuity_flags.md, marking speculative content and preserving locked canon.

Canon-aligned storytelling works for provisional content by applying guardrails that mark speculative scenes distinctly from locked canon. It automatically flags unresolved continuity issues for later review without blocking the drafting process.

You need continuity flags for narrative planning when drafting across multiple arcs and world settings. They identify unresolved issues and speculative content, reducing rework by ensuring creative content stays aligned with system mappings.