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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A Korean-language specialist for making web-novel characters feel more vivid. It focuses on supporting characters, varied emotions, physical reactions, dialogue, personal conflicts, and changing relationships.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A Korean-language design specialist for creating web-novel characters and their connections. It plans profiles, relationships, conflicts, supporting roles, opponents, and character growth over the story.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A Korean-language specialist for checking whether web-novel characters feel distinct and lifelike. It compares an episode with character documents covering speech, body language, inner thoughts, relationships, and reactions.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A Korean-language planning specialist for starting a web novel. It defines the story concept, setting, genre, protagonist's advantages and limits, emotional motivation, audience strategy, and points of difference.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
An episode-continuity research agent for web novels, which are serialized fiction published online. It reads the previous two episodes and records the current story state, timeline, numbers, relationships, unresolved clues, and cliffhanger.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A research agent for web novels, which are serialized fiction published online. It studies genres, publishing platforms, industry structures, story events, existing works, conflicts, and technical subjects.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
An episode planning specialist that turns story settings, character sheets, and plot guides into a structured blueprint for one web-novel episode.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A Korean web-novel platform review specialist that checks episode hooks, openings, mobile readability, and scene quality for supported publishing platforms.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A Korean web-novel episode rewriting specialist that combines analysis reports with the project’s writing rules and story settings.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A review agent for Korean web novels that checks opening hooks, readability on phones, scene writing, and platform-specific expectations. A hook is the opening or ending detail meant to keep readers reading.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A planning assistant for serialized online fiction. It designs the overall story arc, episode structure, opening hooks, tension-and-payoff rhythm, and points where readers may start paying.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
An agent for creating three different light plans for a web novel from a genre, concept, target publishing platform, and research. It varies the mood, the protagonist's position, and the story structure.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A quality-checking workflow for web-novel episodes, with separate modes for checking a new episode or a rewrite. It examines consistency, numbers, timeline, character voice, plausibility, hooks, and platform suitability.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
An agent for comparing web-novel episodes with the latest setting documents and identifying where they no longer match. It checks plot events, numbers, money, dates, characters, and custom rules.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A revision agent for applying findings from four diagnostic reports to web-novel episode files. It prioritizes timeline and number corrections, then checks the surrounding episodes for consistency.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A final quality checker for revised episodes of a written work. It compares the edited text with earlier episodes and reference documents to detect harmful changes, new errors, timeline or number mismatches, and damaged characterization.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A Korean web-novel rule checker that reviews writing against project-specific style rules. It checks banned expressions, character voice, forms of address, silence-pattern limits, and translation-like phrasing.
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Part of awesome-novel-studio
A web-novel analysis guide that checks scene continuity, story logic, and repetitive writing patterns. It compares scenes and chapters with established story facts such as times, numbers, character ages, and abilities.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: