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What workflow can an agent follow to outline a story general-outline-first and then fill in episodes, with each step labelled as classical theory (in translation) or as proposal?

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A nine-step workflow, each step tagged. Classical theory (in translation, Butcher XVI-XVII): outline the general chain first and mark what stays outside the plan (1); leave the mode of any recognition open (2); then give names (3); then fill in episodes and test each for relevance to the action (4); rank each reveal by origin (5); picture each scene to catch inconsistencies (6); act out emotional speech (7). Proposal (this batch): record the outline and episodes as separate, linked layers with a change log, since later work may revise the outline (8, labelled proposal; Baker's flexibility is in C3-B194-S47-02 by ID only), and run a mapping check that every episode points to an outline beat (9). No source documents an LLM doing any of this.

A nine-step workflow, each step tagged. Classical theory (in translation, Butcher XVI-XVII): outline the general chain first and mark what stays outside the plan (1); leave the mode of any recognition open (2); then give names (3); then fill in episodes and test each for relevance to the action (4); rank each reveal by origin (5); picture each scene to catch inconsistencies (6); act out emotional speech (7). Proposal (this batch): record the outline and episodes as separate, linked layers with a change log, since later work may revise the outline (8, labelled proposal; Baker's flexibility is in C3-B194-S47-02 by ID only), and run a mapping check that every episode points to an outline beat (9). No source documents an LLM doing any of this. Curator qualifications: Nine-step outline-first workflow split classical vs proposal; L10 not run. Evidence status: labelled proposal derived from the cited sources; untested; correlated desk review (Claude); not independently reviewed.
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      "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/1974/pg1974.txt",
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  • [proposal] A nine-step workflow, each step tagged. Classical theory (in translation, Butcher XVI-XVII): outline the general chain first and mark what stays outside the plan (1); leave the mode of any recognition open (2); then give names (3); then fill in episodes and test each for relevance to the action (4); rank each reveal by origin (5); picture each scene to catch inconsistencies (6); act out emotional speech (7). Proposal (this batch): record the outline and episodes as separate, linked layers with a change log, since later work may revise the outline (8, labelled proposal; Baker's flexibility is in C3-B194-S47-02 by ID only), and run a mapping check that every episode points to an outline beat (9). No source documents an LLM doing any of this. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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