ns-research

Original：🇨🇳 Chinese

Translated

Novel Research Skill. Used for searching and organizing writing materials, genre references, real-world research, professional details, historical and geographical information, technical data, case inspirations, visual references, and market observations; stored in research.yaml, records, or notes. Activated when users request information searching, material collection, latest updates, research verification, background authenticity, modifying research notes, or saving sources.

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Sourcehonestman9527/novel-studio

Added on2026-05-14

NPX Install

npx skill4agent add honestman9527/novel-studio ns-research

SKILL.md Content (Chinese)

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NS Research

Extract adaptable materials for novels without copying the original text. Facts, latest information, or links must be obtained via web browsing. Read the agent constraint file first if it exists, do not modify it.

Process

Clarify the purpose: setting, profession, history, location, case, technology, visual, or genre observation.
Search/access sources; prioritize official, academic, professional, news, or institutional sources for factual content.
Extract details, conflicts, scenarios, misconceptions, and visual elements.
Record the title, link, access date, and purpose.
Write the summary in
```
research.yaml
```
; document the research process and source list in
```
records/research-*.md
```
; store long-form materials in
```
notes/research-*.md
```
. See source-record.md for the source recording template.

Source Boundaries

For creative materials, you can refer to communities/rankings/book reviews, but only extract structures and expectations.
Real-world research must be based on reliable sources; material platforms are only for inspiration.
Record keywords and sources for visual references, do not copy restricted images.
Source conflicts should be written into
```
research.yaml.fact_boundaries
```
.

Output

Respond with four sections: "Available Materials / Writing Transformation / Risk Reminders / Sources". Avoid long quotations and imitating specific works.