Reference library
The full reference lives here, on this website. You do not need access to the private repository to read these pages.
Skill instructions, methods, language rules, schema and file formats are rendered directly from the reviewed source files at build time. Command pages come from the Python argument parsers' actual help output. Their source path is shown on each page.
How to use the library
Start with a guide if you are new. Use the source reference for exact labels, thresholds, edge cases and report templates. The instructions sometimes address the agent directly; the guide pages explain the same workflow from your perspective.
- Skills are entry points. The main skill routes modes; shortcuts delegate to it.
- Methods and formats are the full operational contracts, including the schema's research sources.
- Examples are the repository's three invented, validated nonfiction profiles.
- Commands show actual terminal options. They do not replace the conversational approval steps.
Search covers guides and the full source reference. Content is generated deterministically without AI calls, runtime secrets or access to a voice home.
Skills, methods & formats
- voice-forge
- vf-setup
- vf-new
- vf-analyze
- vf-train
- vf-draft
- vf-edit
- vf-learn
- vf-review
- vf-evaluate
- vf-rules
- vf-derive
- vf-migrate
- vf-status
- vf-feedback
- vf-holdout
- Nonfiction schema (nf-1)
- Voice home & file formats
- Setup
- Analyze mode
- Train mode
- Draft mode
- Edit mode
- Learn mode
- Review mode
- Evaluation
- Manage rules
- Derive a profile in another language
- Migrate a profile to the nonfiction schema
- Meaning & fact preservation
- Generic slop patterns
- English language rules
- Spanish language rules
- Complete skills guide
- Sources & credits