webnovel-dashboard

Name: webnovel-dashboard
Availability: InStock
Author: xuanranl

Visualize novel project status, entities, and readability via a local web dashboard.

24|5|Updated Apr 25, 2026

Search Tags:#content management #readability analysis #project visualization #web dashboard #novel project

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npx skills add https://github.com/XuanRanL/webnovelwriter --skill webnovel-dashboard-xuanranl

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Skill: webnovel-dashboard
Source: https://github.com/XuanRanL/webnovelwriter/tree/main/webnovel-writer/skills/webnovel-dashboard
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/XuanRanL/webnovelwriter --skill webnovel-dashboard-xuanranl

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires dashboard, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a read-only Web Dashboard for visualizing the status and content of a novel project, including progress, entity图谱, and chapter content.

Core Features & Use Cases

Project Status Visualization: Real-time view of the novel's progress and Strand rhythm distribution.
Entity Dictionary: View and manage character, location, and power entity sets.
Relationship Graph: Explore the relationship图谱 of entities.
Chapter and Outline Content Browsing: Navigate through chapters and outlines.
Readability Analysis Data: Analyze the readability of the novel.

Quick Start

To start the webnovel-dashboard, use the following command: python -m dashboard.server --project-root "${PROJECT_ROOT}"

Frequently Asked Questions about webnovel-dashboard

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I visualize a novel project's progress and entity relationships in a web dashboard?▼

You can visualize novel project status by running a local Python web dashboard that tracks project progress, displays an entity dictionary, and generates a relationship graph for characters and locations.

How do I start the webnovel dashboard for my local project files?▼

To start the webnovel dashboard, run the command `python -m dashboard.server --project-root "${PROJECT_ROOT}"` in your local Python environment to launch the read-only visualization interface.

Does the dashboard require specific Python modules installed to analyze novel readability?▼

Yes, the dashboard requires a local Python environment with specific modules installed to perform readability analysis, browse chapter content, and render the project visualization interface.

Can I edit novel chapters and outlines directly through the project visualization interface?▼

No, the project visualization interface is strictly read-only, allowing you to browse chapter content, view outlines, and analyze readability data without modifying the underlying novel files.

What is the best way to track entity management and Strand rhythm distribution for a novel?▼

Tracking entity management and Strand rhythm distribution is best handled by a web dashboard that automatically processes your novel project files to render a real-time view of entity sets and narrative pacing.

Why is my novel readability analysis not working when I launch the dashboard?▼

Readability analysis fails when the local Python environment lacks the specific modules required by the dashboard, preventing the server from processing novel content and rendering the visualization data.