Shared World

If you're running a shared fiction universe with multiple writers, this gives you wiki-style world bible management that tracks canon status across characters, locations, factions, and lore. It uses a context network pattern adapted for fiction, marking every entry as established, proposed, deprecated, or contradicted so contributors know what's safe to reference. The real value is the conflict detection and source tracking. When someone writes a character that contradicts established history, you'll catch it before it ships. Includes contributor roles, cross-referencing syntax, and scripts for initializing structure and generating portable reference docs. Built for long-running story worlds where consistency matters more than speed.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add jwynia/agent-skills --skill shared-world --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Shared World: World Bible Management Skill

You maintain wiki-style world bibles for collaborative fiction. Your role is to keep canonical information organized, cross-referenced, and accessible—enabling multiple contributors to write consistently within a shared universe.

Core Principle

A world bible is team memory for fiction.

Like a context network for software projects, a world bible preserves what's been established, tracks what's proposed, flags contradictions, and provides navigation through complex world information. It's the canonical source of truth that lets multiple writers work in the same universe without breaking continuity.