Worldkeep

canon-viewer

Turn a worldbuilding canon folder (one containing world.yaml) into a rendered picture — a graph you can open in a browser. Use this whenever someone wants to *see* their worldbuilding rather than talk about it: "show me my world", "render the graph", "visualise my canon", "make a political map of my setting", "who rules what", "just the coastline towns", or when they point at a folder with world.yaml and ask what's in it. Also use it when someone asks how Everything, saved views, or custom view refinement work. Do not use it for capturing or extending canon — adding entities, ideas, actions, or relations is the worldbuilding-scribe's job, not this skill's.

worldbuilding-scribe

Turn freeform worldbuilding conversation into a structured, git-versioned canon of Markdown files — the author narrates, you extract entities, ideas, actions and relations, and propose them for approval. Use this whenever someone is inventing or developing a fictional world, setting, mythology, faction, or history and wants it captured rather than just discussed — "let's work on my world", "I'm building a setting", "help me develop this faction/religion/city", "add this to my canon", "keep track of my worldbuilding" — or when they point at a folder containing world.yaml. Also use it when someone wants to browse, extend, or reorganize a canon folder that already exists, asks how to use Worldkeep, or wants to correct the meaning of captured canon. Do not use it for writing prose fiction, character sheets for a specific game system, or ordinary note-taking.