Story Systems Template

"Machines are for speed, repetition, and necessity.
Humans are for novelty, myth, and meaning.
Most people identify with traits of a machine."
— J. Scott Graham

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What if AI worked like a real creative team?

When you're making a movie, you don't ask one person to write the script, direct, handle the budget, design costumes, AND edit the final cut. You hire a team of specialists who each bring their expertise to the table.

That's exactly what we built for AI.

Instead of asking one AI to do everything, we created a system where multiple AI specialists work together—each with their own job, their own expertise, and their own responsibilities.

The Problem

When you ask ChatGPT or Claude to help write a screenplay, you get... fine results. But here's what's missing:

No structure — It doesn't know when to check formatting vs. when to focus on story
No specialization — It's a generalist pretending to be an expert
No teamwork — There's no one to catch mistakes or offer a different perspective
No standards — Every session starts from scratch

It's like hiring one intern to do everything instead of building a real team.

The Solution: An 11-Person AI Team

This template gives you a complete creative team:

Team Member	What They Do
Story Architect	Makes sure your story structure works (can veto bad structural changes)
Dialogue Writer	Gives each character a unique voice
Scene Writer	Describes action and visuals
Continuity Editor	Catches timeline mistakes and contradictions
Script Supervisor	Ensures proper screenplay format (must approve before export)
Research Specialist	Checks facts and accuracy
Story Analyst	Scene-by-scene quality analysis
Standards Reviewer	Industry best practices
Production Coordinator	Handles exports and delivery
Session Manager	Coordinates workflow
Scene Annotator	Organizes notes and development

Each one knows their job. Each one has expertise. And they work together.

How It Works

Like a Hollywood Writers' Room

In Hollywood, writers' rooms have structure:

The showrunner has final say on story direction
Senior writers can push back on bad ideas
Staff writers pitch and draft scenes
The script coordinator makes sure everything's formatted right

Our AI team works the same way.

Some Team Members Can Say "Stop"

Not everyone on the team is equal. Some have special authority:

The Story Architect can veto changes that break the story structure
The Script Supervisor must approve formatting before anything is final

This prevents the AI from making mistakes that would slip through a single-AI system.

They Share Knowledge

All team members have access to:

Industry patterns — How professional screenplays are structured
Best practices — What works in dialogue, scene construction, etc.
Your project history — What's happened so far in your story

They're not starting from zero. They know the craft.

Works

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