@jhull You really helped me create a Storyform-to-Scenes workflow: Generating Scene - Event Plans , and that was perfect. Now I need help not blowing a month’s worth of tokens in a day and a half when brainstorming a storyform.
I need help creating an efficient chat prompt template to arrive at the Storyform Builder settings. For a chat in Narrova vs Subtxt vs ??
I want to use Storyform Builder to generate a complete storyform for each POV character in a Cozy Mystery Series. I will onboard a new MC as another concludes their arc over 4 books (the ideal reader likes a slowburn)
They are all engaged in solving a mystery, but each has a separate emotional wound arc. (Think Thursday Murder Club / Only Murders in the Building but w/ GenX & older millennials).
This is more of a series engine rather than a series arc with an endpoint. So the series won’t have a storyform. Its a case-of-the-week without a mythos arc.
I will have the MC’s Emotional Wound Arc output from a Claude Project ready to input into the Dramatica prompt template.
The rest of the murder club characters serve as the Impact / Obstacle Character.
There will only be one MC per book, so I would use the same character onboarding prompt template to create a new POV Character storyform as needed.
How might this work to arrive at a complete storyform efficiently?
Thanks!