About this Skill
Writing and editing workflows for fiction and professional prose, from diagnosis to focused revision and full rewrites.
Why we picked it
A shared writing system with a router and five direct operation entries. Install the complete package.
Skills in this collection
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Sepia — Writing Router
Choose a writing or editing operation and route prose to its appropriate domain instructions.
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Sepia — Write
Create new fiction or professional prose using the relevant writing route.
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Sepia — Review
Diagnose writing patterns and report findings without editing the draft.
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Sepia — Refactor
Make focused revisions while preserving the draft’s structure, voice and intent.
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Sepia — Recreate
Rebuild a draft from its supported facts and intent when deeper rewriting is needed.
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Sepia — Hemingway Voice
Write or revise fiction using Sepia’s optional Hemingway voice profile.
What it helps with
- Review or revise fiction, release notes, technical articles and other supported prose.
Install the complete package
Install the canonical Sepia skill together with all selected operation entries. Each wrapper loads the shared sibling skill; do not copy it alone.
The project distinguishes fiction from professional documents and includes Chinese style calibration. Its writing-pattern checks are editorial guidance, not proof of authorship or a guarantee of detector results.
| Command | What it helps with |
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npx skills add Nanako0129/sepia -g | Install through Skills CLI and select the complete Sepia set. |
codex plugin marketplace add Nanako0129/sepia && codex plugin add sepia@sepia | Install the full Codex plugin. |
claude plugin marketplace add Nanako0129/sepia && claude plugin install sepia@sepia --scope user | Install the full Claude Code plugin. |
Before you use it
- Install the complete package: operation wrappers require the sibling Sepia skill and its references. A standalone wrapper is unsupported.
- Provide the source text or a writing brief, intended use and any protected content.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
