What problem does it solve? Writers often describe characters through abstract psychology or decorative quirks that never show up on the page. This Skill converts a character's psychology, profession, relationships, and physical state into concrete, filmable bodily habits—sensory priorities, posture, tempo, spatial behavior, touch boundaries, routines, and fatigue continuity—so characters read as embodied people rather than collections of quirks. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Embodiment Performance Map: Produces sensory priorities, interoception, default posture, rhythm, spatial preferences, object relationships, and embodied skills for a character. - Relational Body Rules: Defines touch, proximity, and withdrawal permissions that differ across family, work, danger, and intimacy contexts. - Continuity & Stress Design: Tracks how sleep, injury, pain, medication, and environment affect capability, and designs validation scenes where habits are interrupted. - Use Case: When drafting a novel chapter, use it to decide exactly how a surgeon character's hands, gaze, and fatigue behave in a tense dinner scene, then hand off filmable cues to the scene writer. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to design the bodily habits and sensory performance map for your character given their profession, relationships, and current physical state.
