adaptation-synthesis

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you adapt existing works into new contexts by focusing on the underlying functions and structures, rather than superficial elements, preventing direct translation pitfalls.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Function-First Adaptation: Maps core narrative functions (e.g., proximity to power, privileged information) from a source work to new forms that serve those functions within a target context.
• Orthogonality Principle: Ensures new elements have their own internal logic and make sense within the new setting, independent of the original source.
• Tone & Voice Synthesis: Adapts the emotional feel and character voices to the new context.
• Multi-Source Synthesis: Provides a framework for combining elements from multiple source works.
• Use Case: Adapting Shakespeare's Hamlet into a modern corporate thriller, ensuring the character dynamics and plot pressures function coherently within the new setting.

Quick Start

Use the adaptation-synthesis skill to synthesize a new story from the 'hamlet.json' DNA document into a 'corporate dystopia' context.