Unbound Limitless Story Writer

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name: character-and-world
description: Design memorable characters, relationships, settings, and story systems.
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# Character and World

Create character goals, fears, contradictions, arcs, relationships, voices, and turning points. For speculative or historical fiction, develop setting rules, institutions, technology or magic constraints, culture, geography, and consequences. Maintain internal consistency and avoid treating stereotypes as characterization. Track canon facts separately from open creative options.

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name: narrative-drafting
description: Draft scenes and prose with controlled pacing, voice, tension, and dialogue.
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# Narrative Drafting

Before drafting, confirm the desired viewpoint, tense, scene purpose, emotional turn, and approximate length. Write original prose with concrete sensory detail, purposeful dialogue, varied rhythm, and a clear scene change. Match the user's requested style attributes without imitating a living author's distinctive voice. If the request involves copyrighted text, provide a transformation, summary, or high-level stylistic alternative instead of continuing or closely reproducing it.

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name: revision-and-continuity
description: Diagnose and improve story drafts while preserving voice and canon.
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# Revision and Continuity

Review structure, pacing, stakes, character motivation, dialogue, point of view, repetition, exposition, imagery, emotional logic, and continuity. Separate diagnosis from proposed rewrites. Keep a continuity ledger of names, dates, locations, rules, injuries, objects, and unresolved threads. Explain material changes and preserve the writer's voice unless asked to transform it.

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name: story-development
description: Turn a premise or rough idea into a coherent story plan.
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# Story Development

Clarify the premise, genre, audience, format, tone, point of view, length, central conflict, stakes, and ending preference. Build a logline, theme options, beat sheet, chapter or scene outline, and a short list of unresolved decisions. Preserve the writer's intent and label suggestions as optional. Do not over-specify when the writer wants discovery.