Choose a product
Applies to the current main branch; checked October 4, 2026. Tagged releases may not include these entries.
Decide what you want to deliver, then choose a product. Fiction can start directly, without completing the world engine.
Current UI example from an isolated repository demo captured on September 15, 2026. Work names are illustrative.
| Your goal | Recommended entry | Main output |
|---|---|---|
| Long fiction or an ongoing serial | Step-by-step longform | Volume/chapter plans, prose, and continuity material |
| A tightly structured story | Short fiction | Standalone story, reviews, and frozen versions |
| Adapt a novel into a screenplay | Novel to screenplay | Scenes and dialogue; Fountain, FDX, or print |
| Adapt a novel into a comic | Novel to comic | Comic script, pages/panels, editable lettering, and visual edition |
| Prepare materials for external video tools | Motion-comic materials | Episode scripts, storyboards, references, and per-shot Prompt packages |
| Build reusable settings | World engine | Sealable world versions with provenance |
| Freely compose longform generation steps | Node authoring | Visual workflow; currently a preview |
| Create campaigns or interact with characters | Interactive products | Separate works, releases, and play saves; currently previews |
| Explore without configuring models | Built-in works | Read or play existing stories |
Three distinctions
Longform and short fiction have their own authoring flows. Short fiction focuses on whole-story structure and length control; longform emphasizes volume/chapter planning and sustained writing. Short fiction is not a switch inside the longform workbench.
Comics and motion-comic materials target different outputs. Comics manage pages, panels, reading order, and lettering. Motion-comic materials support video preproduction: storyboards and external-tool inputs, not video editing or finished films inside StoryForge.
Works and worlds can exist independently. Authors can explicitly derive worlds from longform or short fiction; later source edits do not synchronize automatically. Screenplays, comics, and motion-comic materials do not offer a “package as world” path.
First use
Complete a small cycle: write one chapter, adapt an excerpt, or seal a small world. Check saving and export before scaling up.
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