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Produces the whole-book report — literary review, commercial assessment, and technical AI-use analysis — with evidence for every claim, saved to .project/reports/literary/. Run at the end of each Act, not only at the end of the manuscript. Use when the user asks to review the book, run the full report, or review an Act.
rmarsigli/p10t · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 62
Install: claude install-skill rmarsigli/p10t
# Skill: review-book **What it does.** Produces the whole-book report: literary review, commercial assessment, and technical AI-use analysis. The wide-angle counterpart to `analyze-chapter`'s microscope. **Triggers** - "review the book" - "/review-book" - "run the full report" - "review Act {N}" - Equivalent phrasing in the project's output language **Input.** Scope: whole book (default) or a single Act. **Output.** `.project/reports/literary/YYYY-MM-DD-review-{scope}.md`, following `.project/templates/book-review.md`. > **Write the report in the project's output language.** --- ## Core principle > **Honesty over kindness, precision over both.** A report that only praises is useless. One that only criticizes is demoralizing and equally useless. The target: what works *and why*, what fails *and how to fix it*, with evidence for every claim. Three audiences read this report: the author deciding what to revise, the author deciding whether to submit, and — potentially — the material behind an honest AI-use declaration. All three need evidence, not adjectives. --- ## Execution protocol ### Step 1 — Load context 1. `.project/config/project.yaml` — output language, genre, targets, `paths.layout` 2. **The entire manuscript in scope** — read fully, in order. No skimming; structural judgments require having actually felt the pacing. Resolve the chapter list and its ordering via `.project/templates/layout.md`; an Act scope resolves from the chapter id prefix 3. `.project/k