What problem does it solve? Fiction projects accumulate characters, settings, factions, and lore across many files, and it is easy to lose track of mentioned-but-undocumented entities or introduce contradictions between entries. This Skill keeps a worldbuilding knowledge base consistent by auto-stubbing new entities and flagging conflicts. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Auto-stub on mention: When a chapter, session log, or entry references a name not yet captured, the agent creates a stub file in the correct folder with backlinks to where it was mentioned. - Contradiction flagging: When a character's faction field conflicts with their narrative actions, or a setting is described two ways, the conflict is surfaced as a story-relevant detail rather than silently fixed. - Graph threading: Characters, factions, settings, themes, and lore are cross-linked so each entry becomes a hub for everywhere it appears. - Use Case: While drafting a chapter that mentions a new tavern and an unknown mercenary group, the agent automatically stubs entries in settings/ and factions/ with backlinks, then warns that the mercenary group's stated allegiance contradicts an existing lore entry. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review the latest chapter draft, stub any newly mentioned characters or locations, and report any contradictions with existing lore entries.
