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Research · preprint · CanonLoom 0.2.0

From Prompt to Narrative Production: CanonLoom 0.2.0's Auditable Human-AI Collaboration Architecture for Long-Form Fiction

A system design paper: modeling long-form fiction collaboration as recoverable, auditable, author-approved state transitions, and proposing an evaluation scheme that does not mistake mechanical scores for literary value.

LiyukLiyukPublished August 3, 2026Read the full paper on GitHub ↗Project repository ↗
  • #Human-AI Collaboration
  • #Agent Systems
  • #Narrative
  • #Auditability
  • #Technology

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