feat(fiction-assistance): register plugin with full bespoke command set

Snapshot of the fiction-assistance plugin in its original Universalis-
specific form before generalization. Adds the missing plugin.json
manifest (subdirectory command paths explicitly listed), moves the two
stray root-level review files into their proper homes (review-all.md
into the reviewing-fiction skill, review-final.md as a command with
frontmatter), and registers the plugin in the marketplace.

Preserved here so the original card-generation and vault-maintenance
commands remain recoverable when the plugin is reduced to a portable
guidance-and-analysis subset in the next commit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

fiction-assistance/skills/reviewing-fiction/review-all.md

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+# 5-Phase Novel Self-Editing Prompts
+
+## Phase 1: Basic Plot Review
+
+**Instructions:** Go through each scene in your manuscript and analyze these foundational plot elements. Create a scene-by-scene breakdown.
+
+**Prompt:**
+“Please analyze my manuscript scene by scene for basic plot elements. For each scene, evaluate:
+
+1. **Scene Name/Title** - Give each scene a descriptive name that captures its essence
+2. **Story Arc Position** - Where does this scene fit in the overall story progression?
+3. **Scene Purpose** - What specific function does this scene serve in advancing the plot?
+4. **Opening Type** - How does the scene begin? (Action, dialogue, description, etc.)
+5. **Closing Type** - How does the scene end? Does it create momentum?
+6. **Scene Anchoring** - Is the scene grounded in time, place, and circumstance?
+7. **Entry Hook** - What draws the reader into this scene?
+8. **Exit Hook** - What compels the reader to continue to the next scene?
+
+For each scene, provide:
+
+- A brief assessment of strengths and weaknesses
+- Suggestions for improvement
+- Notes on pacing and flow
+- Word count balance recommendations
+
+Focus on the foundational structure before diving into advanced elements.”
+
+-----
+
+## Phase 2: Advanced Plot Review
+
+**Instructions:** Now examine the deeper plot mechanics that drive engagement and emotional impact.
+
+**Prompt:**
+“Building on the basic plot analysis, examine each scene for these advanced plot elements:
+
+1. **Tension** - What creates suspense or unease? Is it sustained throughout?
+2. **Conflict** - What obstacles, disagreements, or challenges drive the scene?
+3. **Revelation** - What new information is revealed to characters or readers?
+4. **Backstory Integration** - How is past information woven naturally into the present?
+5. **Flashback Usage** - Are any flashbacks necessary, clear, and well-integrated?
+6. **Scene Middle** - Does the scene have a strong middle that maintains interest?
+7. **Scene Climax** - What is the peak moment or turning point of each scene?
+8. **Action/Sequel Balance** - Does the scene advance plot (action) or show reaction/reflection (sequel)?
+9. **Reader Knowledge Gained** - What does the reader learn that advances their understanding?
+
+Evaluate:
+
+- Whether tension escalates appropriately throughout the manuscript
+- If conflicts feel organic and meaningful
+- Whether revelations are well-timed and impactful
+- The balance between action and reflection
+- Areas where scenes feel flat or disconnected”
+
+-----
+
+## Phase 3: Complete Character Analysis
+
+**Instructions:** Examine how characters function within each scene and throughout the overall narrative.
+
+**Prompt:**
+“Analyze the character elements throughout my manuscript:
+
+**Basic Character Elements:**
+
+1. **Character List per Scene** - Who appears or is mentioned in each scene?
+2. **Point of View (POV)** - Whose perspective tells each scene? Is it consistent?
+3. **POV Goal** - What does the POV character want to achieve in this scene?
+
+**Advanced Character Elements:**
+4. **POV Internal Goal** - What deeper, emotional need drives the character?
+5. **Goal Related to Plot** - How do character goals connect to the main story?
+6. **Failure Consequences** - What happens if the character fails to achieve their goal?
+7. **Impact on POV Character** - How does the scene change the POV character?
+8. **Impact on Protagonist** - How does this scene affect the main character’s journey?
+9. **Character Knowledge Gained** - What does the character learn or realize?
+10. **Character in Motion** - Is the character actively participating or passively observing?
+
+Assess:
+
+- Character consistency and development arcs
+- Whether POV shifts are clear and purposeful
+- If character goals create compelling motivation
+- The balance of character growth across scenes
+- Whether secondary characters serve meaningful purposes
+- Name confusion or character overload issues”
+
+-----
+
+## Phase 4: Complete Setting Analysis
+
+**Instructions:** Evaluate how setting enhances mood, supports plot, and engages the senses.
+
+**Prompt:**
+“Examine the setting elements in each scene of my manuscript:
+
+**Basic Setting Elements:**
+
+1. **Location** - Where does each scene take place? Is it clear and specific?
+2. **Dates and Times** - When does the action occur? Is timing clear?
+3. **Objects** - What relevant items, props, or details appear?
+4. **Sight** - What visual details create atmosphere?
+5. **Smells** - Are appropriate scents mentioned to enhance immersion?
+6. **Sounds** - What auditory details support the scene?
+7. **Tastes** - When relevant, are taste sensations included?
+8. **Touch** - What tactile details ground the reader in the scene?
+9. **Emotional Impact** - How does the setting reinforce the scene’s emotional tone?
+
+**Advanced Setting Elements:**
+10. **Location Split** - Should any scenes be divided across multiple locations?
+11. **Weather** - How does weather support mood, plot, or characterization?
+
+Evaluate:
+
+- Whether description is balanced (not too much or too little)
+- If setting details match the POV character’s perspective
+- Whether locations feel authentic and serve the story
+- If sensory details avoid clichés and add variety
+- How setting supports pacing and emotional beats
+- Whether weather and environmental details enhance rather than distract”
+
+-----
+
+## Phase 5: Story Structure Integration
+
+**Instructions:** Synthesize all previous analyses to evaluate overall story architecture and flow.
+
+**Prompt:**
+“Using insights from the previous four phases, analyze the overall structure and integration of my manuscript:
+
+**Story Architecture:**
+
+1. **Inciting Incident** - Is it clear, compelling, and well-placed?
+2. **Plot Points** - Are major turning points obvious and impactful?
+3. **Climax** - Does the climax feel earned and satisfying?
+4. **Resolution** - Does the ending resolve key conflicts appropriately?
+
+**Integration Analysis:**
+5. **Scene Flow** - Do scenes connect logically and maintain momentum?
+6. **Pacing Rhythm** - Is there good variation between fast and slow scenes?
+7. **Character Arc Completion** - Do characters grow consistently throughout?
+8. **Setting Consistency** - Do locations and time periods feel coherent?
+9. **Theme Reinforcement** - How do plot, character, and setting support central themes?
+
+**Structural Recommendations:**
+
+- Scenes that should be added, removed, or combined
+- Pacing adjustments needed
+- Character development gaps to address
+- Setting opportunities to enhance story impact
+- Overall readability improvements
+
+**Final Assessment:**
+Provide a comprehensive evaluation of:
+
+- The manuscript’s greatest strengths
+- Top 3-5 areas needing improvement
+- Specific action steps for revision
+- Overall readability score and market readiness
+
+Consider how all 38 story elements work together to create a cohesive, engaging narrative that will keep readers turning pages.”
+
+-----
+
+## Usage Notes:
+
+- **Complete each phase fully** before moving to the next
+- **Take detailed notes** during each phase for reference
+- **Allow time between phases** to maintain objectivity
+- **Consider having each phase reviewed** by a writing partner or beta reader
+- **Use the final phase** to create a revision roadmap
+
+Each phase builds upon the previous ones, creating a comprehensive understanding of your manuscript’s strengths and areas for improvement.