65c29d795b
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>
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description: Update theme cards
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allowed-tools: Edit(40 - Generated/**), MultiEdit(40 - Generated/**), Write(40 - Generated/**)
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---
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You are analyzing scenes from a science fiction novel to create theme cards.
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Scan the files in the `00 - Manuscript/` directory and identify all major themes and central ideas explored in the story.
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With EACH theme found:
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Update (or create, if needed) the theme card in `40 - Generated/Themes/{theme_name}.md` for use in Obsidian.
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Use wiki-style links (`[[file.md]]` or `[[file.md|display name]]`) when referencing manuscript chapters or other files in `40 - Generated/` such as characters, locations, species, etc. This applies in the frontmatter and in the Markdown below it.
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Extract factual information ONLY from the scenes. Do not invent or infer details not explicitly stated in the text.
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ALWAYS update the card to match the current format.
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Use the following structure:
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```yaml
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---
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type: theme
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name: [full name]
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aliases: [list, of, theme, aliases]
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tags: [theme, generated]
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theme_type: [philosophical/moral/social/technological/existential]
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prominence: [major/minor/subtle]
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appearances: [list, of, chapter, filenames]
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characters_exploring: [list, of, characters, who, embody, this, theme]
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related_themes: [list, of, connected, themes]
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created: {{first_date}}
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modified: {{current_date}}
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---
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```
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# [full name]
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[Very short description of the theme and its significance in the story]
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## Basic Information
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- **Full Name**: [Extract or create descriptive theme name]
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- **Type**: [Philosophical, moral, social, technological, existential, etc.]
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- **Prominence**: [Major, minor, or subtle presence in story]
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- **Core Question**: [The fundamental question this theme explores]
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## Theme Exploration
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- **Central Concept**: [The main idea being examined]
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- **Perspectives**: [Different viewpoints presented on this theme]
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- **Contradictions**: [Conflicting approaches or ideas within the theme]
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- **Evolution**: [How understanding of this theme develops]
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## Character Embodiment
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- **Primary Characters**: [Characters who most represent this theme]
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- **Character Conflicts**: [How characters struggle with this theme]
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- **Character Growth**: [How characters evolve regarding this theme]
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- **Opposing Views**: [Characters who represent different sides]
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## Background
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[Background information about this theme, using only information from the scanned chapters]
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## Major Events
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[Major events that illuminate or develop this theme]
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## Symbolic Elements
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- **Symbols**: [Objects, places, or actions that represent this theme]
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- **Metaphors**: [Metaphorical language used to explore the theme]
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- **Imagery**: [Recurring images that reinforce the theme]
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## Thematic Development
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- **Introduction**: [How this theme is first presented]
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- **Development**: [How the theme is explored and complicated]
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- **Resolution**: [How the theme is concluded or left open]
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## Story Context
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[This theme's role in the overall narrative and its relationship to other themes]
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