/writers-toolkit:new-storynew-story
Takes a vague premise to a concrete story: format, tone, protagonist, conflict, arc, theme, and structure.
When to use it
First, when you have an initial idea.
Claude plugin · Agent skills
A set of Claude Agent Skills that develop narrative fiction in any format — comics, novels, screenplays, short stories — through progressive one-question-at-a-time interviews that reject vague answers and produce standalone markdown documents.
Format, tone, protagonist, conflict, arc, theme, and structure.
A universal core — premise, rules, sensory identity, and the pressure it puts on the story — plus optional lenses.
Deep profiles for the leads, lighter sheets for the supporting cast.
Logline, pitch, synopsis, and a structure-driven outline.
/writers-toolkit:new-storyTakes a vague premise to a concrete story: format, tone, protagonist, conflict, arc, theme, and structure.
When to use it
First, when you have an initial idea.
/writers-toolkit:worldbuildingBuilds the story's world: a universal core — premise, rules, sensory identity, and the pressure it puts on the story — plus optional lenses.
When to use it
After the core concept is set.
/writers-toolkit:create-characterA deep nine-section sheet for protagonists, antagonists, and characters with their own arc.
When to use it
For major characters that need depth.
/writers-toolkit:create-minor-characterA quick sheet for supporting and background characters.
When to use it
For secondary characters that need less.
/writers-toolkit:plan-storyTurns the conceived story into development docs: logline, pitch, synopsis, and a structure-driven outline.
When to use it
When you're ready to turn the concept into a plan.
Add it to Claude Code with /plugin marketplace add RubenOAlvarado/writers-toolkit, then /plugin install writers-toolkit@writers-toolkit. Invoke a skill directly (e.g. /writers-toolkit:new-story) or just describe your idea and let Claude pick the skill. On claude.ai, zip a skill folder and upload it under Settings → Capabilities → Skills. Full steps are in the repo's README.