Writers don’t forget their characters. They lose track of them. Story Teller extends Omni Core with narrative-focused tooling for long-form creation — keeping your cast, your world, and your timeline coherent so you can focus on the story, not the continuity…

… helping you organize ideas, structure arcs, and iterate scenes inside a single workspace that knows your narrative as well as you do.

Your Story Has a Memory. Now Your Tools Do Too.

Every writer knows the feeling: you’re deep into chapter thirty, and you can’t remember whether your protagonist’s sister was introduced in chapter four or chapter six, what color you said her hair was, or whether she was in the room when the secret was revealed. You scroll back. You search. You guess. You move on and hope.

Story Teller fixes this. Not by making you a better note-taker, but by making the notes automatic.

A Scene Is More Than a Document

Every scene in Story Teller carries structured metadata alongside the prose — point of view, setting, synopsis, word target, status, and a precise record of which characters are present and which are being introduced for the first time. This isn’t busywork. It’s the foundation that lets the rest of the system work.

When you write a scene, your cast and locations are tracked. When you move between scenes, that context travels with you. When something conflicts with what came before, Story Teller knows.

Consistency, Without the Manual Audit

The Consistency Check isn’t a spell checker. It cross-references your scene against your character sheets, your world, your locations, and your timeline — and surfaces anything that doesn’t add up. A character who shouldn’t be in this city. A detail that contradicts something established three chapters ago. A location that hasn’t been introduced yet.

Catching continuity errors used to mean rereading everything. Now it means clicking one button.

An AI That Knows Your Story

The Document Assistant isn’t a generic writing tool. It knows your manuscript.

• /add generates new content for the current scene, grounded in your characters, your world, and everything that’s happened so far — not generic prose, but prose that fits your story and your voice. Story Teller follows a style guide you own and edit: we provide a thoughtful starting point, but it’s yours to shape into something that reflects how you actually write.
• /refresh updates the scene’s frontmatter from the content you’ve written, keeping metadata in sync without manual editing.
• /update reads the scene and pushes what it learns back into your Kura memory — updating character sheets, locations, and timelines automatically so your world stays coherent as your story evolves.
• /reference pins another scene as additional context, so you can say things like “make this scene and the previous one transition more smoothly” and the AI works with both, suggesting edits to each.

References work across scenes. The AI can propose changes to multiple scenes at once, presenting each as a reviewable diff you approve or reject before anything is applied.

Your World, Organized

Story Elements gives you a live view of everything your story knows: Characters, Places, and the World itself — each a structured topic in Kura’s memory, each searchable, each updated as your manuscript grows. Character sheets track who your people are. Location topics track where your story lives. Timelines track when things happened — ordered by narrative logic, not just dates, because not every story moves in a straight line.

Everything is connected. A character introduced in scene three is available in scene thirty. A location established in part one is part of your world in part four. The manuscript hierarchy — Manuscript, Part, Chapter, Scene — mirrors how you actually think about long-form structure, not how a file system thinks about folders.

Built on Omni Core

Story Teller runs on the same foundation as everything else in Omni Core — which means semantic search across your entire manuscript, RAG-powered chat grounded in your own material, four views into every document, and everything running locally on your machine. Your manuscript never leaves your computer. Your characters, your world, your story — all yours.

The free tier lets you start your first manuscript today. Story Teller Pro removes every limit, giving you unlimited manuscripts, parts, chapters, and scenes for as long as your story needs to grow.