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The pack had a premise (a few sentences), per-book summaries and a weekly timeline, but no single spine saying what the main line is and which threads are side stories. plot.md is the one prose file in DATA/: the author's telling, split into backbone beats, an explicit side-story register, the verbatim transcription (spoken tellings are expected - dictating into a note app is often the easiest way to produce a baseline), deviations once the novel departs from it, and open threads. The hierarchy is written into the file so it cannot drift: plot.md is INTENT, the manuscript is REALISED, the wiki is DETAIL; on conflict the agent reports instead of silently picking. Side stories are first-class - an unregistered thread is invisible to the agent. Wired in: SCHEMA (tree, naming table, new 5.4), templates/DATA/plot.md, OpenNovelAgent load list + read-both-backbone-and-side-stories rule, /init asks for a spoken telling and scaffolds the file, Importer maps fragments into it, StoryReviewer measures chapters against it. |
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| DATA | ||
| AGENTS.md | ||
| README.md | ||
{{SERIES_TITLE}}
{{BRIEF_DESCRIPTION}}
About this project
- Author: {{AUTHOR}}
- Genre: {{GENRE}}
- Audience: {{AUDIENCE}}
- Canonical language: {{CANONICAL_LANGUAGE}}
- Publication languages: {{PUBLICATION_LANGUAGES}}
Structure
| Folder | Contents |
|---|---|
01/, 02/, … |
books (each with language folders DE/, EN/, …) |
DATA/ |
world wiki, timeline, glossary, writing style |
AGENTS.md |
rules for the OpenNovelAgent |
Working with OpenNovelWriter
This project is maintained with OpenNovelWriter — an AI co-author for novels. The author tells the story; the agent writes the chapters in the author's voice.
# In the project directory:
opencode --agent OpenNovelAgent
> "Write Chapter 001: [what should happen]"
Editing happens in Obsidian. Every chapter approval is a Git commit.