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Craft applies project-level writing constraints to short-form fiction, managing prohibited vocabulary and transition-word usage. It loads constraint rules from project files before writing or review sessions, helping maintain consistent style across your work.

Sync Csdn monitors your CSDN blog homepage for newly published articles and automatically synchronizes them to a local repository. It compares published posts against a local registry, relocates matching draft files to published directories, and updates metadata with article titles, URLs, and timestamps.

Write streamlines short-story composition by anchoring drafts to craft constraints and chapter plans, then validates output through mechanical checks for forbidden words, transitions, formatting, and scene length. Supports both single-chapter and batch workflows.

Init bootstraps new short-story projects by guiding you through topic selection, generating six foundational documents (metadata, worldbuilding, characters, chapter plan, craft constraints, and manuscript placeholder), and running mechanical validation plus blind review to catch logical conflicts, character arcs, pacing, and foreshadowing before delivery.

Review automates quality assurance for short fiction by running two independent checks: hard rules validate formatting, structure, and content constraints from project specifications, while soft rules score narrative consistency, readability, pacing, and overall prose quality by comparing against reference texts. Results are saved as structured JSON reports per chapter.

Opencode is an agent platform that executes DaisyWriter's modular writing skills for web novels, short stories, technical blogs, and publishing tasks. Skills are organized by domain and invoked through simple commands, with support for Python and Node.js tooling to enable scripting, publishing automation, and cover generation.