P01
Story Architect Prompt
Uses all saved Project Setup fields and the frozen Story Architect output contract.
Akil Digital Systems
Build a consistent short-form micro-series with the AI tools you already use.
Step 1 of 8
Define the core series settings that every downstream prompt will use.
Micro-Series Studio does not call an AI service for you; you use the compatible AI tool you already have.
Step 2 of 8
Turn the saved project brief into a structured Series Bible prompt and preserve the AI output.
How this step works
P01
Uses all saved Project Setup fields and the frozen Story Architect output contract.
Saved canon
Paste the AI response here. You may edit it before or after saving. The saved text becomes authoritative context for downstream prompts.
Step 3 of 8
Lock character identity, relationships, voice, appearance, and continuity rules.
How this step works
P02
Uses the saved Project Setup and Series Bible to define recurring-character identity, voice, relationships, and visual continuity.
Saved canon
Paste the AI response here. You may edit it before or after saving. The saved text becomes authoritative character context for downstream prompts.
Step 4 of 8
Plan the requested episode count with hooks, escalation, continuity, and cliffhangers.
How this step works
P03
Uses saved Project Setup, Series Bible, and Character Bible canon to create the complete numbered episode plan.
Saved canon
Paste the complete AI-produced episode plan here. Keep the predictable numbered format because later episode-production prompts will rely on this saved text as authoritative context.
Step 5 of 8
Produce one selected episode from the saved series canon and episode architecture.
How this step works
Selected episode
Each episode keeps its own optional continuity summary, objective override, and saved production output.
P04
Uses Project Setup, Series Bible, Character Bible, Episode Plan, the selected episode, and the optional episode-specific inputs above.
Saved episode output
Paste the complete P04 result here. This becomes the authoritative production output for the selected episode.
Step 6 of 8
Create scene-level visual prompts with locked character and continuity anchors.
How this step works
Selected episode
Each episode keeps its own saved visual-production output while sharing the canonical Character Bible.
P05
Uses Project Setup, Character Bible, and the selected episode's saved Production Output to create vendor-neutral scene/shot prompts.
Saved episode output
Paste the complete P05 result here. This becomes the authoritative visual-production output for the selected episode.
Step 7 of 8
Create titles, hooks, captions, CTA options, hashtags, and a next-episode teaser.
How this step works
Selected episode
Each episode keeps its own saved publishing output. P06 uses the Primary Platform and selected Episode Production output.
P06
Uses the saved Primary Platform and selected episode's Production Output to create faithful, platform-appropriate publishing copy without performance claims.
Saved episode output
Paste the complete P06 result here. This becomes the authoritative publishing output for the selected episode and will appear in the Markdown production package.
Step 8 of 8
Protect the active project with portable JSON backup/restore and create a human-readable Markdown production package.
Portable backup
Download the complete active project as a JSON file you can store somewhere safe and import later.
Restore
Select a Micro-Series Studio JSON backup. The file is validated before the current project can be replaced.
Readable package
Generate a polished Markdown package with table of contents, completion summaries, clearer episode sections, and saved project canon.
Destructive action
Remove the current local project and return to a clean Project Setup. Export a JSON backup first if you may need this project later.
Preview
Review the polished Markdown before copying or exporting it. Project changes invalidate this preview until you generate it again.