Easier
You just write
The agent builds a working story out of what you wrote. You never see the language.
- Any agent connects — Claude, Cursor, Gemini
- You fix things in plain words
- A first story in an evening
The engine
Just write the text — an AI agent turns it into a novella
And when you want to, you take the whole thing over and make exactly what you had in mind.
Two ways in
Deeper
You take it over
You open the story itself — the code and the graph — and set every detail.
- Conditions, variables, randomness, Lua
- Your own theme: type, colour, dialogue window
- The preview is the real app
What it does
The Nyx language
Scenes, lines, choices. One line, one command.
The graph
Branches, breaks, endings. The whole story at once.
Mechanics
Inventory, relationships, timers, light, sound. 98 commands, and counting.
Checks
Dead ends, endings nobody reaches, files gone missing.
AI agent
Your agent works inside the project: writes, checks, publishes. How to connect
Import
A story from another editor — whole, branches and variables with it.
How it goes
You write
On your own or with the agent.
The engine checks
On every build, by itself: connectivity, endings, files, music rights.
You publish
The story appears in the catalogue. Updates ship as versions, and nobody loses their place.
Common questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. A story is text, and a choice is a line that starts with an asterisk. The rest is optional: conditions, variables, randomness.
What if I would rather not deal with AI?
Then don't. The agent is one way in; the studio does all of it by hand.
Where does my story live?
In the cloud. In the desktop app it is also an ordinary folder on your disk, yours to do anything with.
Can I take it back out?
Yes, as one file. Scenes, images, sound.
Is there anything paid?
Writing and reading are free, and will stay that way. Money shows up in separate things — the store, subscriptions to authors. Both are on the roadmap.