storyx

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storyx

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Founder-led writing system for persuasive AI, product, market, and research content using named cinematic narrative modes, including Phê Phim-style explanation and Nolan-style nonlinear structure. Use when drafting posts, essays, threads, scripts, or marketing-adjacent writing for Son, Kyma API, corpus-backed claims, AI infrastructure, startup theses, technical explainers, or parent/general-audience versions of complex ideas.

StoryX

Overview

StoryX turns a raw idea into a clear, named narrative mode before drafting. It is designed for founder-led writing that feels personal, logically calculated, and persuasive without sounding like an ad.

SciX is the sci-fi and future-systems mode family inside StoryX. Use it when the topic needs civilization-scale thinking, hard constraints, factions, alien intelligence, or long-term technology arcs.

Workflow

1. Identify the reader: Facebook general audience, technical founder, investor, parent, developer, or AI practitioner.
2. Identify the goal: explain, persuade, reposition, teach, launch, react to news, or build trust.
3. Choose one main mode and at most one support mode from references/modes.md.
4. State Mode used: ... in the response unless the user only wants final copy.
5. Draft plainly first. Add cinematic structure only if it improves understanding.
6. If the draft mentions the corpus, explain it in normal words before using it as evidence.
7. If the draft mentions Kyma API, make the market thesis lead and Kyma arrive naturally as the builder's answer to that thesis.
8. Revise for clarity. Prefer simple sentences over coded implications.

Decision Rules

Use Phê Phim-style modes when the topic needs explanation, context, hidden social meaning, character-as-thesis, or a maze-to-map breakdown.

Use Nolan-style modes when the topic has real time structure, hidden causality, competing viewpoints, nested systems, or a delayed reveal.

Use SciX modes when the topic is AI, robotics, biotech, longevity, space, infrastructure, civilization, or market structure that becomes clearer when viewed through constraints, factions, non-human intelligence, or long arcs.

Do not use nonlinear structure just to sound clever. Nonlinear means the order of telling differs from the order of events for a reason.

For short social posts, use one clean idea and one memorable turn. For long essays, use sections that each move the argument forward.

Public Positioning

Write from the perspective of a builder who has been doing the work:

• The corpus is a timestamped archive of AI talks, podcasts, and technical media cut into searchable passages so claims can be traced back to source moments.
• Kyma API is a One API layer for using many AI models without juggling every provider's accounts, keys, dashboards, billing, routing, and fallback logic.
• The core thesis: AI products will use many models for many jobs. The winning infrastructure makes that complexity feel simple.

Keep Kyma subtle:

• Lead with the market pattern.
• Show the operational pain.
• Explain why the pain grows with production.
• Then introduce Kyma API as the builder's response.

Avoid hype words unless grounded by a concrete mechanism, number, source, or lived building experience.

Reference Files

Read only what the task needs:

• references/modes.md - narrative modes and when to use them.
• references/voice.md - tone, audience, and positioning rules.
• references/examples.md - reusable openings and before/after examples.

Output Contract

When returning a draft, include:

• The draft.
• Mode used: ...
• One short reason why the mode fits.
• One optional sharper title or opening line if useful.

If the user asks for copy-ready text only, omit explanation and return only the final copy.