Agent skill
outline
Create chapter and scene breakdown. Use after architecture is established.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/data/outline
SKILL.md
Create a chapter outline using the outliner agent.
What This Does
- Reads existing architecture
- Spawns the outliner agent
- Breaks story into chapters with:
- Chapter purposes
- POV assignments
- Scene beats (Goal → Conflict → Disaster)
- Word count targets
- Pacing notes
Usage
/outline # Create outline from architecture
/outline book 2 # Outline specific book in series
/outline revise # Revise existing outline
If arguments provided: $ARGUMENTS
Prerequisites
Story architecture should exist. Character docs help but aren't required.
Output
Produces/updates chapter outline in project README or separate outline file.
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