style-fingerprint

To extract author style fingerprints, the system analyzes long-form fiction samples across six dimensions: narrative, linguistic, dialogue, descriptive, forbidden, and thematic layers. It outputs a machine-readable schema representing the author's style DNA.

Yes, you can use this text analysis tool on long-form novels. It is specifically designed to process samples from 30,000 to 100,000 words, deriving stable and repeatable style rules applicable across multiple chapters.

Generating an author fingerprint involves analyzing six specific dimensions: narrative structure, linguistic signatures, dialogue systems, descriptive protocols, forbidden patterns, and thematic execution. This ensures a stable and quantified style analysis.

You get machine-readable output for narrative style analysis by running the fiction text sample through the system. It generates metadata with a YAML frontmatter and exposes a multi-dimensional output schema detailing the quantified author style rules.

The minimum sample size for stable author style extraction is 30,000 words. The system effectively processes text samples ranging from 30,000 to 100,000 words to derive repeatable style fingerprints applicable across chapters.