story-sense

To diagnose narrative problems, you assess the story's current state to identify specific deficiencies like flat characters or poor pacing, then receive targeted recommendations to fix them. The process evaluates plot, character, and worldbuilding to determine exactly what your story needs.

The best way to overcome a creative writing block is to run a diagnostic assessment on your narrative. By identifying the specific story state, such as Concept Without Foundation, you receive targeted interventions and skill recommendations to move forward.

To fix flat characters in fiction writing, you diagnose the issue as Characters Without Dimension. The diagnostic process then recommends specific interventions, such as utilizing a character-arc skill, to add necessary depth and development.

Yes, you can assess plot pacing issues without rewriting everything by diagnosing the narrative state. It identifies specific conditions like Plot Without Pacing and suggests targeted interventions to directly address the pacing deficiencies.

Story diagnosis works on any narrative state, including unfinished drafts. It identifies what your story needs regardless of its current completion level, diagnosing issues across plot, character, and worldbuilding to suggest relevant actions.

Your story feels directionless because it may have a narrative deficiency like Concept Without Foundation. A diagnostic assessment evaluates the story state to pinpoint this exact issue and recommends specific interventions to build a solid narrative base.