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description: Synthesize prior phase reviews into a final manuscript assessment
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argument-hint: "[path to manuscript and/or prior review notes]"
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allowed-tools: [Read, Glob, Grep]
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---
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Using whatever prior-phase review notes the user provides (or that exist in the working directory under names like `review-*.md`, `notes/review/`, etc.), produce a final, integrated assessment of the manuscript at `$ARGUMENTS`.
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## Story architecture
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1. **Inciting incident** — clear, compelling, well-placed?
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2. **Plot points** — major turning points obvious and impactful?
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3. **Climax** — does it feel earned and satisfying?
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4. **Resolution** — does it resolve the key conflicts appropriately?
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## Integration analysis
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5. **Scene flow** — do scenes connect logically and maintain momentum?
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6. **Pacing rhythm** — variation between fast and slow?
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7. **Character arc completion** — do characters grow consistently?
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8. **Setting consistency** — locations and time periods coherent?
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9. **Theme reinforcement** — do plot, character, and setting support the central themes?
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## Structural recommendations
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- Scenes to add, remove, or combine
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- Pacing adjustments
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- Character development gaps
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- Setting opportunities
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- Overall readability improvements
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## Final assessment
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- The manuscript's greatest strengths
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- Top 3–5 areas needing improvement
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- Concrete action steps for revision
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- Overall readiness assessment for the writer's intended market
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Present the synthesis directly in the conversation. Quote specifically from prior reviews and from the manuscript to support each point — name the chapter/scene and the issue. The goal is a revision roadmap the writer can act on.
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