Resume work on a fiction project. Loads context and suggests what to do next.
Resumes fiction writing projects by loading context and recommending the next action steps.
/plugin marketplace add howells/fiction/plugin install fiction@howellsThis skill inherits all available tools. When active, it can use any tool Claude has access to.
Resume work on a fiction project. This loads the project into context and provides a clear recommendation for what to work on next.
git log --oneline -3 2>/dev/null || echo "not a git repo"cat progress.md 2>/dev/null | head -20 || echo "no progress.md"Find Project Root — Look for README.md with story information, chapters/ directory, characters/ directory.
Read Core Documents:
Read Character Documents — All files in characters/
Read World Documents — All files in world/
Scan Chapters:
manuscript-digest.md in the project rootTask tool with subagent_type: "fiction:reader-digest"
prompt: "Create a skim digest for [project-path]"
Check Supporting Directories:
After loading, use the next agent to assess status and suggest what to do:
Task tool with subagent_type: "fiction:next"
prompt: "Assess project status and suggest next steps for: [project-path]"
Output the combined result:
## Project Loaded: [Name]
**Premise:** [One sentence]
**Status:** [X] chapters drafted, [Y] outlined
**Characters:**
- [Protagonist] — [brief description]
- [Other key characters]
**Builds:** [Latest: builds/2026-01-18/name.epub] or [No builds yet]
**Covers:** [X iterations, final cover ready] or [No covers yet]
**Critiques:** [X critiques, latest: 2026-01-19] or [No critiques yet]
**Synopses:** [X synopses, latest: 2026-01-19] or [No synopses yet]
---
## What to Do Now
**[Single clear recommendation from next agent]**
[Why this is the priority]
### Concrete Steps
1. **[First action]** — [Specific, immediate]
2. **[Second action]** — [What follows]
3. **[Third action]** — [Completion point]
## Command to Run
`/fiction:[relevant command]`
/fiction:go # Resume project in current directory
/fiction:go /path/to/project # Resume specific project
If arguments provided: $ARGUMENTS
/fiction:nextUse when working with Payload CMS projects (payload.config.ts, collections, fields, hooks, access control, Payload API). Use when debugging validation errors, security issues, relationship queries, transactions, or hook behavior.