Tell it once.
Seven answers. Say what you can and leave the rest blank — a half-told story is still a story.
- 1WorldWhere is this?Groups
- 2CastWho is in it?Actors
- 3KnockWhat happened, what arrived?signal
- 4WantWhat should exist?Things
- 5WayHow do they go?Paths
- 6TurnWhat changes?Events
- 7LessonWhat is learned?Learning
What it becomes
A story that lands on the board is picked up and made into something. Six kinds of something — and the factory is honest about which of them it can make today. The same list draws the Make card on the factory, so the two cannot disagree.
- Words shipped
The page, the post, the lesson. Text is the one medium that needs no key and no model — it is written and published on the same wire the site already runs on.
pages:create + pages:publish
- Picture substrate
An image for the story. Two providers, both direct rather than through an integration, and both wanting a key.
generate_image
- Voice substrate
The story read aloud. This is the one generated medium that costs nothing and asks nobody — the default provider needs no key and no approval, which is what makes it usable without a person in the loop.
generate_voice
- Motion gap
The story as video. The most expensive thing here and the least ready: it polls for minutes, and without a key it makes nothing at all.
generate_video
- App shipped
The story as something you can use — a page that does a job, a product to buy, a workflow that runs. This is the medium the rest of this drawing already builds.
workflow:create + products:create
- Send shipped
Making it exist is not telling it. The last kind puts the artifact in front of someone — and only after that does the world get to weigh in.
broadcast:send + social:publish
Why seven
Six of the beats name one of the six dimensions the whole system is built from, and one names a verb. They are a way to say it, not a second set of things: nothing here is renamed, and nothing new is declared. That is the only reason a story can become work without a translation step.