Series Bible First Book Beat Setter

You're planning a multi-book series and book one has to stand alone while leaving the big question open. This builds a ten-beat structure that resolves the first book's central conflict satisfyingly, and flags at each beat where you can seed the series question that won't be answered until the final volume. The opener and the long arc, together.

I am planning a {NUMBER_OF_BOOKS}-book series. My series logline is: {SERIES_LOGLINE}. Book one's standalone logline is: {BOOK_ONE_LOGLINE}. The overarching series question: the one that will not be answered until the final book: is: {SERIES_QUESTION}.

1. Build a ten-beat structure for book one that resolves its central conflict satisfyingly while leaving the series question open.
2. At each beat, flag any opportunity to plant a detail, character trait, or world-building element that will pay off in later books: without those plants feeling like sequel bait.
3. Identify the false resolution at book one's climax: what does the protagonist believe they have solved, and what have they actually set in motion?
4. Suggest the one thing book one must leave the reader desperate to know: the hook that makes buying book two feel compulsory.