Give every new Scene the same memory.
The Bible keeps the World’s visual Look and settled facts close to Director, so characters, places, relationships, and story rules do not disappear between sessions.
Director may suggest an update; you decide what becomes part of the Bible.
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Build the full World
See how the Bible connects to Studio, Room, Cast, and Library.
Keep a reusable Cast
Attach approved character references and keep identity context available.
Plan connected Scenes
Turn Bible context into a reviewable Scene and Story plan.
How the Bible grows with the World
Start light, add only what matters, and keep proposed changes reviewable.
Set the Look
Describe or approve the visual language that should ground the World.
Add settled facts
Record the Cast, places, relationships, objects, and rules that future work should remember.
Review new truth
Accept, revise, or reject Director’s proposed Bible updates as the Story changes.
Stop re-explaining the World.
A Bible is durable context, not a longer prompt. It gives future Scenes a stable source for the World’s Look and facts while leaving room for the Story to evolve.
That matters most when a project spans many sessions or collaborators: everyone can work from the same approved truth instead of competing versions in separate documents.
The Look travels with the creative work.
Reference Images and a clear Look help anchor style, wardrobe, atmosphere, and recurring places. Models can still drift, so Character App treats continuity as something to review—not a promise that every result will be identical.
Suggestions never silently become truth.
Director can surface a possible fact from the current Turn. You decide whether it belongs in the Bible. That review boundary keeps experimentation in Studio from rewriting the World by accident.
FAQ
- What belongs in a story Bible?
- The World’s Look, Cast facts, relationships, locations, rules, recurring objects, and settled events—the context future work should remember.
- Is the Bible the same as the Library?
- No. The Bible holds the World’s truth. The Library holds creative work such as Images, Clips, and Stories.
- Can Director update the Bible?
- Director can propose updates. You review them before they become part of the World’s settled truth.
- Does a Bible guarantee visual consistency?
- No model can guarantee identical results. The Bible and approved references improve grounding, while you still review every Image and Clip.
- Can collaborators see the Bible?
- Access follows the collaborator’s seat and the product rollout available to the account. Invitations and Room collaboration are rolling out in stages.
- Can I use the same Cast in several Stories?
- Yes. The Cast and Bible belong to the World, so they can ground multiple Stories and Scenes.