Dostoevsky Psychological Drama | Agent Skills Atlas

About this skill

Use when a user wants a plain fiction premise, scene, dialogue, character sketch, outline, or psychological paragraph transformed into morally charged psychological drama. The skill diagnoses flat writing, extracts hidden shame, desire, fear, public pressure, self-justification, confession pressure, and polyphonic conflict, then rewrites or outlines the material without copying source texts or imitating translation diction.

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Original name

dostoevsky-psychological-drama

Original description

Use this skill when a user wants a plain fiction premise, scene, dialogue, character sketch, outline, or psychological paragraph transformed into morally charged psychological drama. The skill diagnoses flat writing, extracts hidden shame, desire, fear, public pressure, self-justification, confession pressure, and polyphonic conflict, then rewrites or outlines the material without copying source texts or imitating translation diction.

About this listing

Category: Content & writing
Reported license: MIT
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.