What problem does it solve?
Writer-memory prevents loss of contextual continuity across writing sessions by providing a persistent, structured memory for characters, relationships, scenes, worldbuilding, and themes so authors maintain consistent voice, emotional arcs, and scene logic without re-explaining context each session.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Persistent JSON storage: Stores project memory in a git-friendly .writer-memory/memory.json with backups and markdown exports for collaboration.
- Character, relationship, scene, world, and theme tracking: Capture emotional arcs, speech level, taboo words, relationship events, scene cuts, and authorial intent to keep portrayals consistent.
- Korean-first workflows & validation: Native support for Korean emotion vocabulary, natural-language queries, and dialogue validation against character profiles to catch voice inconsistencies.
- Synopsis and export tools: Generate emotion-focused synopses, export readable markdown reports, and integrate with notepads and agent pipelines for deeper analysis.
Quick Start
Initialize a new project and add a character by using the writer-memory skill to create the project and then add character entries (for example, initialize "봄의 끝자락" and add character "새랑" with tone and arc).
