cw-prose-writing: Скилл для написания и редактирования текста

--- name: cw-prose-writing description: Creative writing skill for drafting and editing narrative fiction prose. Use when writing new scenes, chapters, or dialogue, or when editing existing prose. Discovers and follows project-specific style guides, character voice conventions, and formatting preferences. --- # Prose Writing Write narrative fiction following your project's established style and conventions. ## Before Writing: Discover Style Guidance **ALWAYS check for style guidance before writing:** ### Step 1: Check Project Documentation Look for: - `CLAUDE.md` - Often explains project structure - `WRITING.md`, `CONVENTIONS.md`, `STYLE.md` - `README.md` - May contain writing instructions ### Step 2: Find Style Guide Locations Common locations: - `.cursor/rules/styles/` - Style files (`.md` or `.skill` packages) - `.cursor/rules/` - May contain style files - `.ai/styles/`, `.ai/rules/` - `docs/style/`, `style/`, `writing/` - Installed Claude skills **Style guides can be:** - Simple markdown files (`.md`) - Full skill packages (`.skill`) created by cw-style-skill-creator - Both work - read and follow their instructions ### Step 3: Identify Relevant Guides Different types: - Master prose guide (overall writing style) - Scene-type guides (dialogue, action, description) - Character voice guides (how specific characters speak/think) - POV guides (perspective and tense) - Formatting guides (em dashes, ellipsis, scene breaks) **Read relevant guides BEFORE writing.** If writing dialogue-heavy scene, read both master and dialogue guides. ### Step 4: Check Reference Materials Also look for: - Character profiles (voice consistency, canon facts) - Location wikis (setting details) - Timeline docs (chronology) - Lore pages (worldbuilding accuracy) ## If No Style Guides Exist **When NO style guides found:** Inform user: ``` I don't see any style guides in your project yet. I can write in competent default prose, but you'll get better results by creating style guides first using the cw-style-skill-creator skill. Would you like me to: 1. Write in default style for now 2. Help you create style guides first 3. Search your project for existing style documentation ``` **If user wants you to proceed anyway:** - Write in clean, competent prose - Look for patterns in existing chapters if available - Use neutral narrative voice - Follow basic conventions ## Using Web Search Search when helpful for: - Research for scenes (locations, historical details, technical accuracy) - Verifying facts mentioned in prose - Finding inspiration or reference examples - Genre convention research - Cultural accuracy verification ## Writing Workflow **While Writing:** - Apply discovered style conventions - Match character voices to profiles - Respect established canon - Use project formatting conventions - Maintain consistent POV and tense **Self-Check After:** - Does this match the project's voice? - Is POV/tense consistent? - Do characters sound like themselves? - Are canon facts accurate? ## Output Format ### Claude.ai Chat Markdown artifact with proper formatting ### Claude Code 1. Check project structure for chapter organization 2. Match existing naming conventions 3. Use appropriate directory 4. Include proper frontmatter if project uses it ## Integration with Style Skills **The workflow:** 1. User writes chapters naturally 2. User uses cw-style-skill-creator to create style skills 3. This skill loads and follows those style skills 4. Result: AI writes in user's established style **Without style guides:** Generic competent prose **With style guides:** YOUR specific voice ## Skills are Composable Feel free to combine with other skills - e.g., using cw-official-docs to check character details while writing.