Wiki Index

This index lists all pages currently maintained in the project wiki.

Project pages

• Home — entry point and context.
• Project-Overview — goals, scope, and assumptions.
• Story-Outline — scene-level progression and structure.
• Characters-and-Roles — entities, traits, and relationships.
• Source-Notes — provenance and editorial notes.
• Schema — how this wiki is maintained.
• Log — append-only timeline of wiki changes.
• Scene-Index — one-line inventory of all scene pages.

Character pages

• Chaucer — author and frame-story context.
• Chanticleer — proud rooster at the center of the tale.
• Pertelote — Chanticleer’s wife and conversational foil.
• Fox — cunning antagonist also called Mr. Renard.
• Widow — caretaker of the household.
• Daughters — the widow’s two daughters.
• Hens — Chanticleer’s flock.
• Farm-Animals — pigs, cows, sheep, and other household animals.

Operations pages

• Chatbot — chatbot/project assistant notes.
• Quiz-Test — test page for Quiz component.
• prompt-template — image prompt template reference.
• scene-summary-checklist — generated scene summary checklist.
• Lessons-Learned — project insights and process improvements.

Scene pages

• Scene-00 — Scene 0
• Scene-01 — Scene 1
• Scene-02 — Scene 2
• Scene-03 — Scene 3
• Scene-04 — Scene 4
• Scene-05 — Scene 5
• Scene-06 — Scene 6
• Scene-07 — Scene 7
• Scene-08 — Scene 8
• Scene-09 — Scene 9
• Scene-10 — Scene 10
• Scene-11 — Scene 11
• Scene-12 — Scene 12
• Scene-13 — Scene 13
• Scene-14 — Scene 14
• Scene-15 — Scene 15
• Scene-16 — Scene 16
• Scene-17 — Scene 17
• Scene-18 — Scene 18
• Scene-19 — Scene 19
• Scene-20 — Scene 20
• Scene-21 — Scene 21
• Scene-22 — Scene 22
• Scene-23 — Scene 23
• Scene-24 — Scene 24
• Scene-25 — Scene 25
• Scene-26 — Scene 26
• Scene-27 — Scene 27
• Scene-28 — Scene 28
• Scene-29 — Scene 29
• Scene-30 — Scene 30
• Scene-31 — Scene 31
• Scene-32 — Scene 32
• Scene-33 — Scene 33
• Scene-34 — Scene 34

Notes

• Keep this file updated when adding new wiki pages.
• If a new page category is introduced, group it by purpose:
  • Project (scope and decisions)
  • Narrative (story content summaries)
  • Operations (process or tooling)