Seed
One sentence becomes a structured storybook draft: title, subtitle, tone, audience, tags, cover direction, and a scene-by-scene outline ready to edit.
Outline agentGive LoreCraft one sentence and it drafts a complete storybook - title, tone, cast, and a scene-by-scene outline. Its story agents write, voice, illustrate, and continuity-check alongside you, and nothing becomes canon until you approve it. Born from our Eternal Gardens research and powered by the MemoryCraft engine.
A single line seeds the outline. Scene stars light up as the agents draft, and the arc ends where every LoreCraft story ends - at a human publish decision.
Every story below was drafted, illustrated, and approved in the studio, then released to a public reader.
In a vibrant, 8-bit Tenochtitlan, the Chief of Pixels maintains order with an iron fist and a drill sergeant’s bark. To eat, one must contribute to the tribe's survival.
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Follow Kenji and his pup Hiro as they navigate the misty peaks of Japan, discovering that the greatest riches aren't always buried in the earth.
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In the sprawling neon labyrinth of Sanctuary City, if it has a pulse or a piston, Dunks can fix it. A rough-edged mechanical virtuoso, he keeps the city's fleet flying when the laws of physics say they shouldn't.
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When the twin suns of Trillium dip below the horizon, Sanctuary City relies on a singular, geometric guardian to keep the peace. This is the story of Mr. Cubie's silent vigil.
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Step into the electric world of Ape 2047, the undisputed sovereign of the nightlife scene within The Confluence. From the velvet ropes to the strobe-lit center stage, this is a night in the life of a legend who turns every beat into a movement.
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In the heart of Sanctuary City, where neon technology meets the wild flora of Trillium, one woman stands as the anchor for the next generation. This is the story of a mentor who rules with an iron ruler and a heart of pure stardust.
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Follow the fluffiest guardian of Sanctuary City as he balances gravity-defying stunts with secret security protocols under the neon lights of the Trillium Circus.
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In the neon-drenched fringes of Trillium, the Gooniez Gang waits for the ultimate opening. This is a story of opportunistic chaos, celestial heists, and the spreading of a stylish gloom across the Confluence.
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In a world of dust and rusted luxury, a lone scavenger robot discovers a glitch in the architecture of the old world that reignites a dead civilization.
4 scenes / Read story >Every capability below is live in Confluence Studio today - not a roadmap slide. Each one produces draft material that stays clearly separated from your approved canon.
One sentence becomes a structured storybook draft: title, subtitle, tone, audience, tags, cover direction, and a scene-by-scene outline ready to edit.
Outline agentThe scene writer drafts prose inside each scene card - setting, mood, and narrative state included - and you can rewrite, trim, or redirect every line.
Scene agentDialogue generation gives each cast member lines in their registered voice, drawing on the same persona identities your audience can chat with.
Dialogue agentContinuity agents test every scene against your world bible and flag contradictions before they reach an audience - locations, relationships, and timeline included.
Continuity agentNext-scene beats propose where the story could go, scored against the arc so far. You choose the direction; LoreCraft never advances canon on its own.
Next-beat agentScene illustration renders key moments in your world's style, and one publish action releases the approved story to your world's public reader.
Illustration / publishingLoreCraft never decides what is true in your world. Supplied canon and generated suggestions stay visibly separate, every draft carries provenance - model, time, and source context - and publication requires a named human approver.
Generated material is stored with what produced it, when, and from which sources, so canon reviews are always possible.
Scenes are validated against the approved world bible, and commercial or character use stays inside documented permissions.
Storybooks link to collections and tokens, casts link to AI personas, and published stories live inside their Living World.