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# Agent Guidelines: Ki-Story Project
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This document provides critical instructions for AI agents operating within this project to ensure consistency in style, technical accuracy, and narrative quality.
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## 1. Narrative Style & Prose
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Whenever generating or editing story scenes, the **`prose` skill** MUST be activated and applied.
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- **Goal:** Grounded, emotionally resonant narrative that focuses on sensory details and natural interactions.
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- **Avoid:** Abstract adjectives, psychological distance, and "corporate/case study" tones.
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- **Focus:** Show, don't tell. Use physical reactions and immediate internal sensations instead of clinical psychological analysis.
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## 2. Technical File Operations
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To prevent tool failures and file system inconsistencies, always double-check the file paths used in tool calls.
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- Ensure the path is absolute or correctly relative to the current working directory.
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- Pay close attention to the `path` property in `write`, `edit`, and `read` calls.
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## 3. Pacing and Scene Length
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Scenes should not be treated as mere plot transitions. They must be allowed to breathe.
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- **Length Reference:** A new scene should be about 1500 words in length at minimum.
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- **Guideline:** New scenes should be comprehensive and detailed. If in doubt, err on the side of longer, more descriptive scenes rather than shorter, summarized ones.
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- **Detailing:** Elaborate on quiet moments, internal reflections, and sensory grounding to create an immersive experience.
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