xiashuo

Authoring a course, drafting an official document, outlining a novel, or polishing a thesis each demands a different sequence of stages, different quality gates, and different deliverables--yet most creators are forced to manage the whole pipeline inside scattered notes and chat windows. xiashuo turns that into a visible, editable, auditable production line. The home page centralizes every project across four built-in types (course, official document, novel, thesis) plus fully custom types you define yourself. Each type ships with a default workflow whose stages can be drag-reordered, added, removed, and renamed; every stage carries its own gate condition, required artifact, AI prompt, review criteria, and skip flag, and the whole flow can be reset to defaults or saved as a reusable template. The three-pane workspace puts chapter navigation, a CodeMirror 6 Markdown editor with a formatting toolbar and auto-save, and a lorebook plus knowledge-graph panel side by side so you can write and track structured knowledge at the same time. Phase advancement is gated: the next stage stays locked until the previous one is approved, every submission is snapshotted as a version, and all actions land in an audit log. Finished work exports to plain text or standard .docx in one click, and you can share a read-only or editable link with built-in versioning and conflict detection for multi-author collaboration. The plugin also bundles a ready-made agent preset that anchors the creator-workspace persona, loads a writing-methodology skill, and exposes course_ and lorebook_ tools throughout the session, so a new conversation can go straight into structured authoring. It is built for course developers, document writers, novelists, thesis authors, and small teams that need to push multi-stage documents from outline through delivery while collaborating.