- Long projects lose canon between models
- Revision roles blur into co-authoring
- Feedback lacks evidence and priority
writing workflow hub
Multi-model workflows for writing
Separate planning, canon extraction, drafting, criticism, editing, and final review without producing a pile of unrelated rewrites.
- Keep source text and canon attached to the relevant stages
- Name protected chapters, voice rules, and non-goals
- Require one accepted output, not ten versions
- Use local models for sensitive drafts when hardware permits
One flow, bounded owners.
| Stage | Purpose | Suggested ownership |
|---|---|---|
| Canon lock | Define protected facts, voice, and scope | Planner + context keeper |
| Draft or extract | Create the requested prose or evidence base | Writer or Researcher |
| Challenge | Find contradictions and weak transitions | Critic + devil’s advocate |
| Repair | Apply accepted corrections without restarting | Writer + editor |
| Acceptance | Check canon, completeness, and format | Reviewer + fact-checker |
Authored recipes
Start from a tested structure.
collaboration · Builder 5
Inspect + download →Manuscript continuity review
Turn a manuscript section and its canon notes into one reviewed continuity report with prioritized repairs.
Roles + task guides
Understand each responsibility.
primary role
Open role →Writer
Creates or revises prose to an explicit audience, purpose, voice, and format.
primary role
Open role →Critic
Finds weaknesses, contradictions, omissions, and failure risks without replacing the original objective.
support role
Open role →Editor
Improves structure, clarity, consistency, and correctness while preserving meaning.
support role
Open role →Context keeper
Protects the shared objective, canon, decisions, and accepted handoffs across a long workflow.
task guide
Follow guide →Build your first multi-model workflow
Choose one outcome, assign bounded roles, and run a coherent staged board.
task guide
Follow guide →Assign primary and support roles
Use role controls as behavior, not decoration.