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SoloEnt includes built-in slash commands that give you instant access to professional writing workflows. Just type / in the editor to invoke these specialized tools.
Think of commands like power tools in your workshop. Instead of manually checking every detail, you invoke a command and let the Agent run a comprehensive workflow for you.

How to Use Commands

Commands interface
1

Type / in the editor

Press / (forward slash) to open the command palette.
2

Select a command

Choose from the list of available commands (e.g., review, marketing).
3

Agent runs the workflow

The Agent automatically executes the pre-configured workflow and generates a detailed report.
4

Review the results

The Agent saves the report to your notes/ directory and provides actionable suggestions.

Built-in Commands

Currently, SoloEnt provides two official commands: /review and /marketing, each powering a specialized workflow designed by writing professionals.

/review - Quality Assurance

The /review command runs a multi-layered quality assurance process on your chapter:
  • Word count: Checks if chapter length matches your target
  • Outline alignment: Verifies the chapter follows your planned outline
  • Story continuity: Compares with story outline and act structure
  • Chapter flow: Checks consistency with previous chapter
  • Character integrity: Verifies characters act according to their profiles
  • World rules: Ensures no violations of established world-building
  • Style guide compliance: Checks against your stylistic guidelines (Section 5 of SOLOENT.md)
  • Character voice: Ensures characters speak and act consistently
  • Tone consistency: Verifies the chapter maintains the intended atmosphere
  • Hook quality: Ensures chapter ends with a compelling hook
  • Ending pitfalls: Flags repeated words, long inner monologues, or weak endings
  • Next chapter connection: Verifies smooth transition to next chapter
  • Originality check: Verifies text doesn’t reproduce copyrighted material
  • Repeated phrases: Detects overused words or phrases
  • Em dash overuse: Flags unnecessary em dash usage
  • List pattern abuse: Catches “word, word, word” patterns common in AI writing
We highly suggest you run /review after completing each chapter, before moving to the next. This catches issues early when they’re easier to fix.
Output: The Agent generates a detailed review report saved to:
notes/review-chapter-{number}-{date}.md
The report includes:
  • Word count analysis
  • Outline alignment score
  • Context consistency findings
  • Character consistency check
  • Writing style assessment
  • Actionable revision suggestions

/marketing - Publishing Strategy

The /marketing command analyzes your completed manuscript and generates a comprehensive publishing strategy:
  • Primary genre: Identifies your book’s genre and subgenre
  • Word count: Calculates per-chapter and total word count
  • Market category: Determines MG/YA/Adult and Fiction/Non-fiction classification
  • Logline: Crafts a one-sentence hook for your story
  • Main selling points: Identifies unique elements that make your book marketable
  • Comparable titles: Suggests “comp titles” for query letters
  • Best-fit route: Traditional, Hybrid, Self-publishing, or Fandom platforms
  • Rationale: Explains why this route fits your manuscript
  • Target platforms: Specific publishers, imprints, or self-publishing platforms
  • Next steps: Query letter, editing needs, cover design, etc.
  • Comparable titles: Books similar to yours and their success metrics
  • Timeline: Expected timeline to publication
  • Budget: Estimated costs (for self-publishing or hybrid routes)
Run /marketing when your manuscript is complete or near-complete. This helps you plan your publishing strategy before diving into the query process.
Output: The Agent generates a marketing plan saved to:
notes/marketing-plan-{date}.md

Command Workflow

Here’s what happens behind the scenes when you invoke a command:
1

Context Loading

The Agent reads relevant project files:
  • SOLOENT.md for project overview
  • Character profiles from characters/
  • World-building documents from world/
  • Your completed chapters
2

Workflow Execution

The Agent runs the pre-configured workflow with specialized prompts designed by writing professionals.
3

Analysis & Report Generation

The Agent analyzes your content and generates a structured report with findings and recommendations.
4

Save & Present

The report is saved to your notes/ directory, and key findings are presented to you in the chat.

Best Practices

Review Early, Review Often

Don’t wait until the end to run /review. Catching issues in Chapter 3 prevents cascading problems in Chapters 4-10.

Act on Feedback

Commands generate actionable suggestions. Implement the critical ones before moving forward.

Save Reports

All reports are saved to notes/ directory. Review them periodically to track improvement over time.

Iterate on Marketing

Run /marketing multiple times as your manuscript evolves. Your publishing strategy may shift as the story develops.

Example Usage

Running /review on Chapter 3

You type:
/review Chapter 3
Agent responds:
Running comprehensive quality review on Chapter 3… Report saved to: notes/review-chapter-3-2026-02-20.md Key Findings:
  • ✅ Word count: 2,847 words (target: 2,500-3,000)
  • ✅ Outline alignment: All key beats hit
  • ⚠️ Style issue: Detected 8 instances of em dash overuse
  • ⚠️ Consistency issue: Character “Sarah” speaks formally in this chapter but was casual in Chapter 2
  • ❌ Ending: Current ending is weak—no clear hook for Chapter 4
Revision Suggestions:
  1. Replace 6 of the 8 em dashes with periods or commas
  2. Revise Sarah’s dialogue to match her casual voice from Chapter 2
  3. Strengthen ending: Add the mysterious phone call from the outline

Running /marketing on Completed Manuscript

You type:
/marketing how should I publish this book?
Agent responds:
Analyzing manuscript for publishing strategy… Report saved to: notes/marketing-plan-2026-02-20.md Genre: Psychological Horror / Supernatural Thriller Recommended Route: Traditional Publishing Target Imprints:
  • Tor Nightfire (Macmillan)
  • Titan Books
  • Cemetery Dance Publications
Comparable Titles:
  • “Mexican Gothic” by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
  • “The Only Good Indians” by Stephen Graham Jones
Next Steps:
  1. Polish manuscript (currently 87% complete)
  2. Draft query letter emphasizing psychological horror angle
  3. Research agents who represent horror at QueryTracker
  4. Prepare 3-chapter sample for submissions

Future Enhancements

We’re working on exciting new capabilities for the command system:

Custom Workflow Builder

Create your own commands and workflows tailored to your unique writing process

Skills Integration

Combine workflows with Agent Skills for even more powerful automation
Stay tuned for these upcoming features that will give you even more control over your writing assistant!

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