Building AxiomWeaver in public. Dev updates, writing tips, and lessons from the journey.
LitRPG and Progression Fantasy authors track stats, timelines, and world-state across hundreds of chapters. Spreadsheets break. Here's what a purpose-built writing tool looks like.
Read moreAxiomWeaver is built by a solo developer using Claude as a development partner. Here's what that actually looks like — the good, the messy, and the surprisingly productive.
Read moreI can build a narrative engine in Rust. I cannot get Apple to accept my phone number. A brutally honest chronicle of LLC formation, bank accounts, code signing, and the paperwork that almost broke me.
Read moreI didn't just build AxiomWeaver with Claude. I built a system of 15 specialized skills that turned an AI assistant into a development team. Here's how the skill library evolved and what it actually does.
Read moreI posted a question on Royal Road's forums and got 67 replies, 939 views, and a crash course in what LitRPG authors actually need from their tools. Here's what I learned.
Read moreAxiomWeaver's entity scanner detects character names in your prose as you type. Here's how an algorithm from 1975 makes it possible — and what happened when it hit a 100,000-word wall.
Read moreAxiomWeaver doesn't have a quest engine, an equipment engine, or a skill tree engine. It has four primitives that compose into all of them. Here's how that works and why it matters for your fiction.
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