Bounded source-backed retrieval for document questions, fact finding, local knowledge lookup, comparisons, or current information that needs attributable passages and an explicit supported, partial, conflicting, or insufficient outcome. Do not use for deep high-stakes research, repository exploration, creative…
Plan and report a bounded comparison of fixed small-model task fixtures without claiming unrun live results or substituting a model/provider. Do not use for normal task execution.
Define, inspect, confirm, and deterministically validate a bounded JSON, CSV, enum, string, or Markdown checklist output contract. Do not use for factual research, general writing, or code execution.
Ground coding or configuration advice in the exact installed dependency version, enabled flags, source, and relevant documentation passage. Do not use for version-independent local code.
Adapt fiction between novels, light novels, serial prose, manga, and webtoon scripts while preserving causal and emotional progression and documenting necessary changes.
Help a beginner start or continue fiction through small exercises, plain-language explanations, short examples, and specific feedback. Use when someone wants to learn to write a novel, light novel, short story, manga, or webtoon without advanced knowledge.
Develop fictional characters, motivations, relationships, arcs, and distinct dialogue voices, including in-character exploration that remains separate from canon.
Audit and maintain fiction continuity, character knowledge, chronology, world rules, objects, foreshadowing, and series canon using evidence from saved manuscripts.
Reconstruct a resumable fiction project from an existing manuscript, distinguishing finished chapters, fragments, sourced facts, and uncertain inferences without altering the original.
Plan and draft light novels with distinctive character voices, readable prose, volume arcs, optional illustration beats, and continuity across volumes.
Write manga, comic, or webtoon scripts and storyboards with drawable panels, dialogue, silent beats, reading direction, and page-turn or scroll reveals. Produces text, not images.
Plan fiction scenes, chapters, volumes, and series arcs with causal beats, character changes, setups, and payoffs. Use before drafting or when restructuring a story.
Draft or continue fictional scenes, dialogue, and chapters with controlled viewpoint, causal action, emotional progression, and the author's chosen voice.
Simulate a specified first-time reader's reactions to fiction, tracking curiosity, tension, attachment, confusion, and payoff without presenting simulation as real audience research.
Research factual details needed for fiction, such as historical settings, occupations, travel, or material culture, while distinguishing evidence from invented worldbuilding.
Calibrate and preserve fiction voices such as emotional, epic, intimate, lyrical, dark, humorous, or restrained, including blends and style profiles from authorized samples.
Coordinate fiction planning, drafting, continuation, revision, and adaptation using saved project files. Use for starting or resuming books, chapters, scenes, volumes, or manga projects.
Use when starting, updating, or resuming software requirements engineering, tracing a requirement change, assessing requirement readiness, or drafting a requirements interview, survey, review, or other elicitation document.
Assess, plan, execute, and verify migrations of existing software to Rust. Use for requests to rewrite, port, migrate, or oxidize a codebase, library, module, application, or subsystem in Rust, including RIIR requests. Adapts to the source language and repository; supports incremental replacement, a separate complete…
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