Writing & Composition ✍️

ObsiKO comes with six dedicated writing-stage assistants built in (no install needed). From a one-line idea to a finished draft, they help you build it up stage by stage.

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How to call them

• Pick one with / in the input box, or just ask in natural language ("polish this piece for me").
• The target is the note you currently have open. You can also append text after a command ("/edit the next paragraph…") to work on just part of it.

The staged writing pipeline

You can build a piece from start to finish together. Feel free to use only the stages you need.

How to use each stage

• /worldbuild — "Build a world and main-character bible for this novel. Focus on setups that generate conflict and theme." (For non-fiction: "First nail down this piece's audience, core message, and structure.")
• /craft — "Diagnose the structure of this draft and suggest 2–3 better structural options, with pros and cons for each."
• /draft — "Write a full first draft from this outline for ____ readers. Just flag anything you're unsure of and keep going — don't stop."
• /compose — "Trim the fat and sharpen this paragraph. Show before → after, and one line on why each change is better."
• /edit — "Start with a structural edit. Any big cuts or moves should be suggestions only, with reasons — apply once I agree."
• /revise — "This is about to be exported. Do a conservative pass for typos, awkward transitions, and repeated words only."

Tips for getting the most out of it

• Your voice stays yours: these assistants aim to make writing more accurate and natural, not more flashy — they preserve the original meaning and tone.
• Never stuck: a first draft flags unknown facts, quotes, or figures with [[Needs check: …]] and keeps going to the end — just fill in those flags later and you're done! (For /worldbuild, undecided items are flagged as [[To decide: …]].)
• Clean results: new pieces are saved as .md files with just a one-line summary; polishing passes are shown as before → after.
• Stages are optional: you don't have to go through ①→⑥ in order. If you already have a draft, just use /edit//revise; if you're stuck, start from /worldbuild//craft.
• Command names adapt to the app's language (KO/EN/JA), and they're understood even if typed in another language. 😊

Ready-to-use prompts

• "/draft Write a full first draft from this outline for a ____ readership column. Tone: ____."
• "/compose this piece — trim the fat and sharpen it, and show me before → after."
• "/craft Diagnose the structure of this draft and suggest 2–3 better structural options."
• "/edit — Start with a structural edit. Big cuts or moves should be suggestions only, with reasons."
• "/worldbuild Build a world and main-character bible for this novel, focused on setups that generate conflict and theme."
• "Turn chapter 3 of this novel into a Messenger View script — pick each character's expression from the portraits registered for them." (The agent knows the <<name:image>> script syntax → 18-3 Messenger & Visual Novel Views)
• "Write a Visual Novel episode with branching choices starring Seoyeon and Minjun. Include background music and screen direction too."
• "Make a codex entry from this character setting." / "Add 3 fire-attribute spells to the skills category of the codex." (The frontmatter type is filled in automatically based on the category keyword in your request → 18-2 Character Codex & References)

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