From fiction
Run line-level editing across chapters. Catches spelling, grammar, awkward phrasing, and word echoes.
npx claudepluginhub howells/fiction --plugin fictionThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Run the editor agent to polish your manuscript at the line level.
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Run the editor agent to polish your manuscript at the line level.
progress.md with findings/fiction:edit # Edit most recent chapter
/fiction:edit 5 # Edit chapter 5
/fiction:edit all # Edit all drafted chapters
/fiction:edit 3-7 # Edit chapters 3 through 7
If arguments provided: $ARGUMENTS
When editing multiple chapters ("all" or a range), spawn editor agents in parallel for efficiency:
progress.md with combined findingsExample parallel approach for /fiction:edit all with 20 chapters:
craft/tone.md for the project's declared guide, or detects it from context.A report per chapter with:
/fiction:review addresses story issuesRecommended order for polishing:
/fiction:review — Fix story/craft issues first/fiction:edit — Then line-level polishcontinuity agent — Check cross-chapter consistency/fiction:critique — Final literary assessment (if complete)/fiction:review — Story and craft feedback (run first)/fiction:critique — Full manuscript literary review/fiction:reconcile — Project structure audit