alainator

Writes new science files following academic prose standards: third-person voice, present tense for laws, in-universe terminology, consistent equation formatting, citation format. Use when creating new physics, chemistry, biology, or science files, expanding existing science content, or when user says "write", "create", "draft", "formalize", or "derive" in a science context. Does NOT write civiliza

Maps a research paper or scientific concept onto the universe's physics, showing the chain from real principle to canon formalization. Use when incorporating a new finding, grounding a concept in real science, or when user says "integrate this paper", "map this onto our physics", "ground this concept", or "formalize this research". Does NOT search for papers — use /researching-papers for that.

Writes new worldbuilding content: civilizations, characters, locations, factions, events, languages, or narrative elements. Use when creating new entries, expanding existing ones, or when user says "create", "write", "add", "flesh out", "build", or "expand" for any non-science content. Does NOT write science files — use /writing-science for that.

Verifies canon status, naming compliance, frontmatter completeness, writing standards, and cross-reference validity across worldbuilding files. Use when checking naming consistency, verifying frontmatter, auditing prose standards, or when user says "canon audit", "check names", "verify frontmatter", "writing standards check", or "naming audit". Does NOT check physics equations — use /auditing-phys

Generates physical world foundations: biomes, planetary systems, climate, and ecological zones with embedded narrative tension. Use when creating a new world, planet, biome, or ecosystem, or when user says "new world", "new planet", "new biome", "build a world", "create a setting", or "environmental design". Does NOT write final files — use /writing-worldbuilding for that.

Runs a mandatory completion checklist before declaring any worldbuilding task finished. Catches missing frontmatter, broken cross-references, unlinked glossary terms, and deferral language. Use after writing any content, before reporting task complete, or when user says "is this done", "verify", "check my work", or "completion check". Does NOT write content — only verifies.

Creates mythologies, legendary figures, historical eras, relics, and sacred artifacts for fictional worlds. Use when building creation myths, founding legends, historical timelines, mythic heroes, symbolic systems, or sacred objects, or when user says "origin story", "myth", "legend", "relic", "artifact", "ancient history", or "prophecy". Does NOT write final files — use /writing-worldbuilding for