draft

Word draft (draft) for revision

Positioning:The AI first writes a "rough" draft for a person to filter and revise, not a final draft. Export to Word according to the author's formatting habits, and mark places that can be changed.

When to use

• Export the novel/chapters to Word (.docx)
• Need chapters, a table of contents, and chapter titles left-aligned
• Want the AI to "mark places that can be changed" for the author to revise themselves
• "Write a rough draft first so I can take a look, then filter and revise"

Output rules (according to the author's habits, must be followed)

1. Format = Word (.docx)。
2. Never overwrite the original text: name it 《书名》修改1.docx, and if it already exists, increment 修改2、修改3…
3. Table of contents: inserted automatically (in Word, right-click the table of contents → Update Field to generate page numbers).
4. Chapter titles "Chapter X" left-aligned(start with #, and the script automatically converts them to Heading 1 + left-aligned).
5. Mark places that can be changed: in the draft, use 【修改：你的建议】 to mark them—the script renders them asred highlights, making it easy for the author to locate and revise.
6. Word count: for short works, the total is 8000–30000；write the draft to 10000–20000, leaving the author room to "both cut and expand." For length/signing thresholds at each tier, see references/length-standards.md(e.g., Tomato short stories ≥6000, satisfying-style 10k–18k).

Where to mark "revision" suggestions

In the draft, find fault with yourself; common places that can be changed (borrowing the eye of review/annotate/deslop):

• Pacing is too slow, setup is too long → 【修改：这段铺垫偏长，可删减】
• Opening/chapter-ending hook is weak → 【修改：章尾再留个钩，比如…】
• Emotion is "shouted" rather than "acted" → 【修改：'我很难过'建议改成动作，见 emotion】
• Gratuitous rhetoric / mismatched quotations → 【修改：这个比喻可删】
• Not enough satisfying points/face-slapping → 【修改：此处可加一拍围观反应】
• Flexible passages that can be expanded or cut → 【修改：此处可扩写到XX字 / 可精简】

Workflow

1. First confirm: book title, channel/platform/genre,person (first person by default), target word count.
2. Write the draft (call expand/hook/shuangdian/emotion, etc., follow de-AI-flavoring and first-person default), divide chapters by "# Chapter X", and insert at places that can be changed 【修改：…】。
3. Save the draft as markdown, for example 书名.md。
4. Run the script to generate Word:

   python "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/draft/build_docx.py" 书名.md --title "书名" --outdir "你的输出文件夹"
   

   (if a library is missing, first pip install python-docx。）
5. Tell the author: the generated file name, main-text word count, and how many 【修改】suggestions there are.

Principles

• It is a draft, not a final draft: write a "rough" version, leave polishing to the author; use 【修改】to explicitly mark your judgments instead of making decisions for the author.
• Always create a new file, do not touch the original manuscript—the author's version is controlled by the author (can also be used with memory 's git snapshot).
• Keep short works within 8000–30000, and stop the draft at 10000–20000 to leave room.

Other models (when ChatGPT/DeepSeek, etc. cannot run scripts)

Output directly according to the Markdown conventions above (# Chapter X + main text + [Revision: ...]), and let the author paste it into Word themselves; or download it in an environment that can generate files.

Next step

After the author finishes revising → they can then review follow up,memory archive/snapshot.