What problem does it solve?
It helps writers produce or analyze a specific Chinese narrative style called "cold-ledger storytelling", where emotions are carried by exact numbers, bills, work procedures, recurring objects, and restrained dialogue instead of explicit sentiment, while keeping clear boundaries between fiction, authorized real experiences, and verifiable facts.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Task Routing by Length: Routes requests into technique analysis, fragments (200-800 characters), short stories (800-2500 characters), or long-form stories (2500-4500 characters) with matching structural templates.
- Methodology and Sentence Pattern Libraries: Provides a dual-ledger method (surface facts vs. hidden emotions), four narrative engines, and 15 reusable sentence patterns for scale contrast, delayed explanation, and object callbacks.
- Originality and Fact Boundaries: Enforces surface and deep originality distance checks against reference texts, plus strict rules for real people, authorized experiences, and professional details.
- Use Case: A user provides fictional character notes and asks for a 2000-character story about family caregiving told through shift counts, medication doses, and payment receipts; the Skill returns only a title and body text built on the cold-ledger method.
Quick Start
Use $yao-cold-ledger-skill to write a 1500-character Chinese short story about two siblings paying hospital bills, told through exact numbers and restrained dialogue with an object that echoes at the end.
