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Series Continuity

Overview

Plan and maintain sequels, prequels, and companion books as linked Story Skills projects. Each book stays a standalone project with its own story.md, characters, world, chapters, and continuity files. Books point at each other through story.md frontmatter, and story series checks the canon they share.

series - kebab-case series id shared by every book, such as the-ember-cycle
book-number - publication order (1, 2, 3...)
follows - paths to books set earlier in the story's chronology
precedes - paths to books set later in the story's chronology

Chronology and publication order are separate. A prequel written after the first book has book-number: 2 and precedes: [../book-one].

Links are relative paths from the book root, and every link needs a matching backlink: if book two follows: [../book-one], book one must list precedes: [../book-two]. Keep sibling books in the same parent folder so the paths stay short and portable.

When to Use

Starting a sequel, prequel, interquel, or companion book to an existing project
Carrying characters, locations, systems, factions, artifacts, or glossary terms into another book
Revising a book that other books in the series depend on
NOT for a single standalone book (use story-init) or for within-book continuity (use revision-continuity)

Starting a Linked Book

Read the existing book first: story.md, characters/_index.md, worldbuilding/_index.md, plot/timeline.md, continuity/state.md, open files in continuity/questions/ and continuity/promises/, and the final chapters.
Ask the user for:
- Title and synopsis
- Relationship: sequel (set after), prequel (set before), or companion (set alongside, with no chronology link)
- How much time passes between the books
- Which characters and places return
Create the project with the CLI, run from the folder that contains the existing book:

# Sequel: set after book one
story init "{Title}" --follows {existing-book-dir} --synopsis "{synopsis}"

# Prequel: set before book one
story init "{Title}" --precedes {existing-book-dir} --synopsis "{synopsis}"

init checks that the linked path is a story project, writes the relative link, adds the backlink to the existing book's story.md, and inherits series, genre, sub-genre, pov, and tense. It sets book-number to one more than the highest linked number. Pass --series, --book-number, --genre, --pov, or --tense to override these.

If the existing book has no series yet, pass --series {series-id} and add the same series (plus book-number: 1) to the existing story.md.

If the CLI is not available, add the fields to both story.md files by hand.

Add a ## Series Notes section to the new story.md body. Record where the book sits in the chronology, the time gap, and the canon facts it must not contradict.

Carrying Canon Across Books

Only carry entities the new book actually uses. For each one, copy the file from the other book and then adjust it:

Keep the filename id identical. story series matches entities across books by id. A renamed file is a new entity to the checker.
Keep name identical. Put new titles or epithets in aliases, such as General Maren in a prequel for Lord Maren. A different name produces a warning.
Set state for this book's starting point, not the source book's ending.
- Sequel: start from the earlier book's final status, relationships, ownership, and knowledge.
- Prequel: start from the earlier situation, and write the later book's facts as fixed endpoints in a ## Series Canon section.
Remove book-local references. died-in and every other chapter id points at chapters in the source book. For a character who died before this book begins, keep status: deceased and remove died-in.
Prune or carry every link. Relationships, locations, notable-characters, faction members, and artifact owner/location must point at entities that exist in this book, with backlinks. Either carry the linked entity too, or remove the reference.
Do not copy chapters, scenes, arcs, questions, promises, or continuity/state.md. Rebuild them for the new book:
- Unresolved questions or promises the new book continues become new files in its continuity/ folders.
- Events from the other book become Backstory Events rows in plot/timeline.md (sequel) or Series Canon notes (prequel).
- continuity/state.md starts at current-chapter: 0 with the carried character and object state. Carried knowledge goes in knowledge-state without learned-in, because the character already knew it when the book began.

Fact Ids

Give series-relevant knowledge a stable fact id in continuity/state.md, and use the same id in every book:

knowledge-state:
  - character: kael-voss
    knows: The gallery tunnel reaches the Whisper Gate
    fact: whisper-gate-route
    learned-in: chapter-04   # only in the book where they learn it on the page

Fact ids are kebab-case, and each character lists a given fact only once per book. story continuity checks both rules.
Add learned-in only in the book where the character discovers the fact. In later books, carry the entry without learned-in.
Reuse the exact id in every book. The checker matches the character id plus the fact id, never the knows text.
Give ids to the reveals, secrets, and discoveries a later or earlier book depends on. Everyday knowledge does not need one.

After carrying entities, run in the new book:

story reindex .
story links .
story validate .
story series .

What `story series` Checks

story series [path] finds every book reachable through follows and precedes, then orders them by chronology. Books with no chronology constraint between them are ordered by book-number, then title. It lists shared canon and reports:

Errors
- A linked path that is not a story project
- Books that declare different series ids
- A chronology cycle
- A character who is deceased in an earlier book but not deceased in a later one
- A later book whose chapter or scene lists that character as pov or under characters. Move flashbacks, memories, and ghosts to mentions.
- A later book where a character learns a fact (an entry with learned-in) that the same character already knows in an earlier book. In a prequel, the usual fix is to remove the knowledge from the prequel, or to change which book the discovery happens in.
Warnings
- A shared entity whose name (or glossary term) differs from the most recent earlier book
- An artifact that is destroyed in an earlier book but has a different status in a later one

story links . also checks the book's own series links: each path exists, has a matching backlink, and uses the same series id.

The checker cannot judge knowledge without fact ids, or ages, dates, travel time, or tone. Check those by reading both books' timelines and Series Canon notes.

Writing Against Canon

Sequels: before drafting, reread the earlier book's final chapters, continuity/state.md, and every unresolved question or promise. Decide with the user which threads the new book picks up.
Prequels: the later book is canon. Every fixed endpoint must still be reachable by the end of the prequel. Do not mark a character deceased who is alive in a later book. Do not give a character knowledge that the later book shows them learning for the first time. Before drafting, list the later book's fact ids that have learned-in, and keep those facts out of the prequel's knowledge.
Revising an earlier book after later books exist: run story series . before and after the revision. Update the later books' Series Notes and carried entity files when canon changes.

Maintenance

After any change to series links or carried entities, run the checks in each affected book:

story validate .
story links .
story continuity .
story series .

If story is not installed, use bun run story -- from the Story Skills repository or the bundled story-maintenance/scripts/story.js fallback, resolving the path relative to this skill folder.

Conventions

One project folder per book, with books side by side in a shared parent folder
series ids are kebab-case and identical in every book
Entity ids and name values stay stable across books; variants go in aliases
Chronology goes in follows/precedes, publication order in book-number
Every link needs a matching backlink in the other book

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name: series-continuity
description: This skill should be used when the user asks to "write a sequel", "write a prequel", "start book two", "continue the series", "companion novel", "spin-off", "link books in a series", "carry characters into the next book", "series continuity", "series bible", or needs to keep canon consistent across multiple Story Skills projects.

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---
name: series-continuity
description: This skill should be used when the user asks to "write a sequel", "write a prequel", "start book two", "continue the series", "companion novel", "spin-off", "link books in a series", "carry characters into the next book", "series continuity", "series bible", or needs to keep canon consistent across multiple Story Skills projects.
---

# Series Continuity

## Overview

Plan and maintain sequels, prequels, and companion books as linked Story Skills projects. Each book stays a standalone project with its own `story.md`, characters, world, chapters, and continuity files. Books point at each other through `story.md` frontmatter, and `story series` checks the canon they share.

- `series` - kebab-case series id shared by every book, such as `the-ember-cycle`
- `book-number` - publication order (1, 2, 3...)
- `follows` - paths to books set **earlier** in the story's chronology
- `precedes` - paths to books set **later** in the story's chronology

Chronology and publication order are separate. A prequel written after the first book has `book-number: 2` and `precedes: [../book-one]`.

Links are relative paths from the book root, and every link needs a matching backlink: if book two `follows: [../book-one]`, book one must list `precedes: [../book-two]`. Keep sibling books in the same parent folder so the paths stay short and portable.

## When to Use

- Starting a sequel, prequel, interquel, or companion book to an existing project
- Carrying characters, locations, systems, factions, artifacts, or glossary terms into another book
- Revising a book that other books in the series depend on
- NOT for a single standalone book (use `story-init`) or for within-book continuity (use `revision-continuity`)

## Starting a Linked Book

1. Read the existing book first: `story.md`, `characters/_index.md`, `worldbuilding/_index.md`, `plot/timeline.md`, `continuity/state.md`, open files in `continuity/questions/` and `continuity/promises/`, and the final chapters.
2. Ask the user for:
- Title and synopsis
- Relationship: sequel (set after), prequel (set before), or companion (set alongside, with no chronology link)
- How much time passes between the books
- Which characters and places return
3. Create the project with the CLI, run from the folder that contains the existing book:

```shell
# Sequel: set after book one
story init "{Title}" --follows {existing-book-dir} --synopsis "{synopsis}"

# Prequel: set before book one
story init "{Title}" --precedes {existing-book-dir} --synopsis "{synopsis}"
```

`init` checks that the linked path is a story project, writes the relative link, adds the backlink to the existing book's `story.md`, and inherits `series`, `genre`, `sub-genre`, `pov`, and `tense`. It sets `book-number` to one more than the highest linked number. Pass `--series`, `--book-number`, `--genre`, `--pov`, or `--tense` to override these.

If the existing book has no `series` yet, pass `--series {series-id}` and add the same `series` (plus `book-number: 1`) to the existing `story.md`.

If the CLI is not available, add the fields to both `story.md` files by hand.

4. Add a `## Series Notes` section to the new `story.md` body. Record where the book sits in the chronology, the time gap, and the canon facts it must not contradict.

## Carrying Canon Across Books

Only carry entities the new book actually uses. For each one, copy the file from the other book and then adjust it:

- **Keep the filename id identical.** `story series` matches entities across books by id. A renamed file is a new entity to the checker.
- **Keep `name` identical.** Put new titles or epithets in `aliases`, such as `General Maren` in a prequel for `Lord Maren`. A different `name` produces a warning.
- **Set state for this book's starting point, not the source book's ending.**
- Sequel: start from the earlier book's final `status`, relationships, ownership, and knowledge.
- Prequel: start from the earlier situation, and write the later book's facts as fixed endpoints in a `## Series Canon` section.
- **Remove book-local references.** `died-in` and every other chapter id points at chapters in the source book. For a character who died before this book begins, keep `status: deceased` and remove `died-in`.
- **Prune or carry every link.** Relationships, `locations`, `notable-characters`, faction `members`, and artifact `owner`/`location` must point at entities that exist in this book, with backlinks. Either carry the linked entity too, or remove the reference.
- **Do not copy** chapters, scenes, arcs, questions, promises, or `continuity/state.md`. Rebuild them for the new book:
- Unresolved questions or promises the new book continues become new files in its `continuity/` folders.
- Events from the other book become `Backstory Events` rows in `plot/timeline.md` (sequel) or `Series Canon` notes (prequel).
- `continuity/state.md` starts at `current-chapter: 0` with the carried character and object state. Carried knowledge goes in `knowledge-state` without `learned-in`, because the character already knew it when the book began.

## Fact Ids

Give series-relevant knowledge a stable `fact` id in `continuity/state.md`, and use the same id in every book:

```yaml
knowledge-state:
- character: kael-voss
knows: The gallery tunnel reaches the Whisper Gate
fact: whisper-gate-route
learned-in: chapter-04 # only in the book where they learn it on the page
```

- Fact ids are kebab-case, and each character lists a given fact only once per book. `story continuity` checks both rules.
- Add `learned-in` only in the book where the character discovers the fact. In later books, carry the entry without `learned-in`.
- Reuse the exact id in every book. The checker matches the character id plus the fact id, never the `knows` text.
- Give ids to the reveals, secrets, and discoveries a later or earlier book depends on. Everyday knowledge does not need one.

After carrying entities, run in the new book:

```shell
story reindex .
story links .
story validate .
story series .
```

## What `story series` Checks

`story series [path]` finds every book reachable through `follows` and `precedes`, then orders them by chronology. Books with no chronology constraint between them are ordered by `book-number`, then title. It lists shared canon and reports:

- **Errors**
- A linked path that is not a story project
- Books that declare different `series` ids
- A chronology cycle
- A character who is `deceased` in an earlier book but not `deceased` in a later one
- A later book whose chapter or scene lists that character as `pov` or under `characters`. Move flashbacks, memories, and ghosts to `mentions`.
- A later book where a character learns a `fact` (an entry with `learned-in`) that the same character already knows in an earlier book. In a prequel, the usual fix is to remove the knowledge from the prequel, or to change which book the discovery happens in.
- **Warnings**
- A shared entity whose `name` (or glossary `term`) differs from the most recent earlier book
- An artifact that is `destroyed` in an earlier book but has a different status in a later one

`story links .` also checks the book's own series links: each path exists, has a matching backlink, and uses the same `series` id.

The checker cannot judge knowledge without fact ids, or ages, dates, travel time, or tone. Check those by reading both books' timelines and `Series Canon` notes.

## Writing Against Canon

- **Sequels:** before drafting, reread the earlier book's final chapters, `continuity/state.md`, and every unresolved question or promise. Decide with the user which threads the new book picks up.
- **Prequels:** the later book is canon. Every fixed endpoint must still be reachable by the end of the prequel. Do not mark a character `deceased` who is alive in a later book. Do not give a character knowledge that the later book shows them learning for the first time. Before drafting, list the later book's `fact` ids that have `learned-in`, and keep those facts out of the prequel's knowledge.
- **Revising an earlier book** after later books exist: run `story series .` before and after the revision. Update the later books' `Series Notes` and carried entity files when canon changes.

## Maintenance

After any change to series links or carried entities, run the checks in each affected book:

```shell
story validate .
story links .
story continuity .
story series .
```

If `story` is not installed, use `bun run story --` from the Story Skills repository or the bundled `story-maintenance/scripts/story.js` fallback, resolving the path relative to this skill folder.

## Conventions

- One project folder per book, with books side by side in a shared parent folder
- `series` ids are kebab-case and identical in every book
- Entity ids and `name` values stay stable across books; variants go in `aliases`
- Chronology goes in `follows`/`precedes`, publication order in `book-number`
- Every link needs a matching backlink in the other book

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