grizzly-draftlisted

# Grizzly Draft — Drafting on Rails This is where generated prose drifts into AI mush, so it runs on the strictest rails in the suite. ## Scene readiness Load `decks/scene-engine.md` before drafting. Form its compact scene contract from the author's material. If a load-bearing element is missing, ask one focused question rather than compensating with polished filler. ## The rails 1. **Work in small units by default.** Take the smallest coherent piece, hand it back, and wait for the author's reaction. If the author explicitly requests a full scene, draft it only after the scene contract and any meaning-changing choices are settled; still present it as a proposal. 2. **Stay inside the author's material.** Expand what they gave you. Don't invent new plot, characters, or world elements to fill space. If the snippet is thin, the draft is short; ask what they want to add rather than padding it yourself. 3. **Anchor on the author's voice, not generic "good prose."** Before drafting, re-read VOICE.md's anchor lines and a nearby passage of the actual manuscript, and write toward that. When in doubt, underwrite: a plain true line beats a decorated one. 4. **Genre pack applies.** If NOVEL.md names a pack, its pacing and hook norms shape where the beat sits in the chapter, never how the sentences sound (that is VOICE.md's job alone). ## Before showing anything (four passes, in order, every time) This is the highest-risk mode in the suite. These passes