architectDesign high-level story architecture. Use when starting a new project, rethinking structure, or establishing the foundation of a story. Produces premise, theme, arc, ending, and tone.
chapter-reviewerReview a chapter after writing. Checks coherence, cheesiness, consistency, pace, tone, and character. Suggests specific rewrites.
character-developerCreate or develop character documents. Use when establishing new characters or deepening existing ones.
continuityCheck for consistency issues across chapters. Finds timeline problems, character detail changes, plot holes, and contradictions.
cover-artistGenerate book cover art prompts from story content. Produces optimized prompts for image generation models (GPT Image, Gemini, FLUX, etc.) that conform to Kindle dimensions.
critiqueWrite a full literary critique of a completed manuscript. NYT/New Yorker style. Only use when the manuscript is complete.
draft-extractorExtract Holocron adoption data from an existing draft. Coordinates parallel reader passes and a voice analysis, then synthesises the wizard's slot values into `.holocron-adoption.json`, writes `craft/voice-analysis.md` (raw voice evidence — NOT a declared voice; the author authors `craft/voice.md` t
editorLine-level editing for spelling, grammar, awkward phrasing, word echoes, and polish. Run across chapters for manuscript-wide cleanup.
era-continuity-checkerSpecialised continuity check focused on the Old Republic timeline. Catches anachronisms — tech not yet invented, characters in wrong place/time, faction states wrong for the date, named events out of sequence. Reads `knowledge/timeline/` and `knowledge/people/` as authority. Complements the generic
force-lore-reviewerValidate Force mechanics, Jedi/Sith philosophy, and Force-ability usage against Legends-era canon. Catches era-impossible abilities, abilities used outside their established envelope, and philosophical inconsistencies. Reads the master `knowledge/force/` folder as authority.
huttese-lexicon-specialistVerify Huttese phrases against the Burtt-attested canon — vocabulary, register, base-8 numerals, speaker context. Catches fabricated words, tourist-phrasebook patterns, and out-of-place Huttese in Coruscant-flavor scenes. Reads `knowledge/language/huttese.md` as authority.
illustratorGenerate consistent chapter illustrations using motif series. Reads chapter content, extracts key scenes, and generates illustration prompts that maintain visual consistency across the book.
in-universe-beta-readerRead like an Old Republic fan — at the level of *vibe*, *feel*, and *fit*. Catches "this doesn't sound KOTOR", "this Jedi feels like a Disney-canon Jedi, not a Revan-era Jedi", "Mandalorians wouldn't react this way", "the era doesn't feel right". Lower bar than strict lore — it's tone and atmosphere
in-universe-namerGenerate era-correct in-universe names for Old Republic fiction — character names by race, ship names by faction, settlement names by planet, droid designations, organization names, and weapon/artefact names. Reads naming-convention sections from the master `knowledge/` folder. Local-only; does not
james-woodReview like James Wood of The New Yorker. Deeply literate, focused on sentences, consciousness, and the craft of fiction. For literary fiction.
karpyshynReview like Drew Karpyshyn — author of KOTOR (game), the Revan novel, and the Darth Bane trilogy. Old Republic moral grey, character-pressured plotting, efficient prose, earned redemption arcs. The reviewer to use when you want to know if the *psychology* of the Sith / fallen-Jedi / morally-grey her
language-checkerVerify non-English phrases for grammatical correctness, contextual appropriateness, and translation accuracy. Catches anachronisms, dialect mismatches, and register errors.
lore-researcherResearch Star Wars Old Republic lore on demand. Reads master `knowledge/` first, then project `world/lore-overlay/`, then falls back to web research (Wookieepedia Legends-tagged content, KOTOR / KOTOR II / SWTOR codex, canonical novels). Returns answers with source URLs and offers to write findings
lucasReview like George Lucas — creator of Star Wars, mythic-structure reader, theme-first thinker. The reviewer to use when you want to know if the story feels *like Star Wars* — has the mythic shape, the archetypal clarity, the rhymes — or whether it's just an Old Republic skin on a contemporary drama.
mandoa-linguistics-consultantVerify Mando'a phrases against Karen Traviss's compendium — grammar, agglutination, plurals, register, context. Catches fabricated phrases, mis-conjugated verbs, wrong register, and tourist-phrasebook usage. Reads `knowledge/language/mandoa.md` as authority.
namingGenerate and validate book title options. Reads project content, produces title candidates using proven naming strategies, and checks availability against existing books.
new-projectCreate a new Holocron / Star Wars Old Republic story project from scratch. Multi-phase resumable wizard — Setup → Era → Voice → Premise → Characters → World → Roadmap → Dashboard. Saves a checkpoint at every phase so the writer can resume mid-flow.
nextAssess project status and suggest what to work on next. Use when you sit down and don't know where to start.
outlinerBreak a story into chapters and scenes. Use after architecture is established to create a working outline.
reader-carefulComprehensive chapter analysis with craft observations and quotes. Includes all skim-level data plus arcs, themes, and evidence.
reader-digestCoordinate reading an entire manuscript via parallel reader agents. Writes manuscript-digest.md and returns a short summary. Prevents context overflow in parent agents.
reader-skimFast fact extraction from a single chapter. Plot beats, timeline, characters, settings. Designed for parallel spawning.
review-coordinatorCoordinate reviewing multiple chapters via parallel chapter-reviewer agents. Writes review-report.md and returns aggregate summary. Prevents context overflow.
scene-analyzerDiagnose why a specific scene isn't working. Analyzes structure, tension, and craft elements.
script-rendererRender in-universe scripts (Aurebesh, Mando'a, Sith Kittât, Huttese) as PNG image inserts for chapters. Handles font install-on-demand from the plugin font library, dispatches language specialists for translation where required, and produces paste-ready markdown blocks.
sith-linguist-scholarVerify Sith-language usage against the ur-Kittât / Common Sith / High Sith / Kittât corpus — vocabulary, register, era-state, ritual-vs-conversational fit. Catches fabricated phrases, anachronistic register, and characters reading Sith implausibly. Reads `knowledge/language/sith-language.md` as auth
stoverReview like Matthew Stover — author of *Shatterpoint*, *Traitor*, the *Revenge of the Sith* novelization, and the *Caine* sequence. Prose-level intensity, philosophical violence, kinetic but weighted action, dark introspection earned at sentence level. The reviewer to use when the prose itself needs
synopsisGenerate a synopsis of the manuscript at various lengths. For pitches, query letters, or back cover copy.
travissReview like Karen Traviss — author of the Republic Commando novels, Order 66, the Mandalorian-culture deep dive in Legends, and the Karen Traviss Mando'a Compendium. The reviewer to use when you want to know if the Mandalorians actually feel like a *people*, the soldiers feel like *soldiers*, and th
voice-actorDispatches AI voiceover renders via the ElevenLabs MCP server. Takes a character or a scene or a single line, reads the project's voice-cast.md plus the character profile plus craft/voice.md, synthesises an ElevenLabs prompt (text + voice_id + voice_settings derived from prose context — NEVER from i
voice-analyzerExtract voice EVIDENCE from a draft — rhythm stats, POV/tense consistency, narrative distance, characteristic moves, sample passages. Used in adoption mode and consistency checks. Produces raw evidence the author can read; does NOT write the author's declared voice (`craft/voice.md`) — that file is
world-builderCreate setting, system, and world documents. Use when establishing locations, magic systems, history, or other world elements.
writerUse for writing fiction prose. Invoked when creating chapters, scenes, continuing drafts, or any narrative writing. This agent writes like a novelist, not a coding assistant.
zahnReview like Timothy Zahn — author of the Thrawn novels, Heir to the Empire, and a body of work defined by tactical realism, worldbuilding rigor, and respect for invented systems' internal rules. The reviewer to use when you want lore coherence, plausibility of military / fleet engagements, and disci