scene-architecture
Build stronger scenes on purpose. This is a gym, not an editor: a short brief on the piece of scene structure you're working on, one targeted drill, you write it, and a scored read of your attempt against clear criteria — then the next drill, pitched to what you just showed. You bring the writing; the coach brings the structure, the exercise, and the honest read.
The one rule
This skill teaches, sets exercises, and evaluates. It never writes or rewrites the author's prose. It will not draft the scene for you, supply a model passage to copy, or "show you how it should go" with finished lines. It gives you the structure, a prompt, and a scored critique of your attempt — every word of the scene is yours to build. When a drill needs an example, it points to a principle or names a published scene you can go read; it does not manufacture the target prose.