xt-webnovel-writing

What xt-webnovel-writing does

xt-webnovel-writing is a single skill for writing Chinese web novels, with a root SKILL.md as its only entry point. It chains six workflow.md modules into one pipeline: analysing reference text, setting up the book, designing plot, adding payoff points and prose craft, checking for AI-sounding writing, and keeping project memory on disk for long serials. The root SKILL.md routes each request to the right module by intent keywords. Output and templates default to Chinese.

A built-in check covers 25 anti-AI-tell items (18 main clauses and 7 sub-clauses), and certain failures act as rollback gates that send a chapter back to a named workflow. Writing runs in two modes: explore for drafts and variations, and publish for strict acceptance before delivery. Project memory is stored on disk to reduce forgotten settings, drifting power levels and lost foreshadowing. The repo also ships OpenClaw material, including a two-phase-guard internal hook and setup notes for hooks and strict rules. The README describes it as an OpenClaw / Hermes skill.

Key features

• Six workflow modules: text analysis, story blueprint, plot design, excitement and craft, pitfalls check and memory
• Root SKILL.md that routes requests to modules by intent keywords
• 25-item anti-AI-tell check with rollback-level gates
• Explore and publish modes for drafting versus final acceptance
• Disk-based project memory for long serials
• OpenClaw two-phase-guard hook and setup references

When to use it

• Drafting chapters of a Chinese web novel with an agent
• Checking a chapter for AI-sounding prose before publishing it
• Continuing a long serial across sessions using saved project memory

Who it is for: Chinese-language web novel authors who use an AI agent to plan, draft and check serial fiction.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

It supports Hermes Agent as one of two target agents named in the README, with OpenClaw as the other, and much of the extra setup material is OpenClaw-specific.

Note: The README is written in Chinese, and the bundled hook and strict-rule files target OpenClaw rather than Hermes.

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