Echo
Listen closely
Finds the thread in approved notes. Keeps sources and your wording together.
← Friends of FrankXA personal proposal · from Frank
Made for Joei
A little studio.
A lot of stories.
Joei, I made you a small creative world: five robot companions, printable ideas and a way to prepare the work you bring into a room.
Your storytelling, speaking and creative sessions are the starting point. These are my proposals for you to explore; they carry no endorsement from you.
Try your story crew
Meet the companions
A crew with a job.
You keep the voice.
Give each assistant one clear responsibility. You choose the story, approve the draft and decide what leaves the studio.
Moss
Make room for play
Drafts story invitations, circle activities and screen-free exercises.
Pip
Keep the brief clear
Coordinates the work, checks the inputs and keeps the weekly brief on track.
Folio
Shape the pages
Turns a draft into a readable deck, workbook or facilitator guide.
Sunny
Prepare the handoff
Checks the approved pack, formats files and writes the client handoff.
The delivery path · conceptual
From a spark
to something someone can use.
The characters make the responsibilities visible. The review is yours.
- 01
Your source
Approved notes, purpose and audience
- 02
Echo
A sourced brief in your voice
- 03
Moss + Folio
Activities and a readable draft
- 04
Joei reviews
Keep, rewrite or reject
- 05
Sunny delivers
Approved files and a handoff
Open the illustrated workflow infographic. Pip coordinates each brief; Folio can prepare visual direction. A client’s words enter only with permission; every factual claim keeps its source.
Your command desk
Choose the work.
See the crew assemble.
These slash commands are portable briefs you can copy into an AI tool. This page previews the plan locally; it does not run AI agents.
Selected /story-deck: A pocketful of stories. 24 story cards in three difficulty levels; Two sample cards for a first review; Print layout notes and a one-page host guide.
Brief preview
A pocketful of stories
An invitation someone can pick up and use at their own table.
Pip assigned in the proposed briefEcho assigned in the proposed briefMoss assigned in the proposed briefFolio assigned in the proposed briefSunny assigned in the proposed brief
You bring
- Audience and reading level
- One theme and six approved story examples
- Tone, format and time available
The draft contains
- 24 story cards in three difficulty levels
- Two sample cards for a first review
- Print layout notes and a one-page host guide
Joei’s review gate
Joei tests the sample cards aloud. Check clarity, consent, cultural assumptions and print legibility before producing the full deck.
Illustrative sample · written for this proposal
A tiny turning point
Tell a story about a small decision that changed your day. What did you notice afterward?
Read the full portable brief
/story-deck You are preparing a draft for Joei’s review. This is a portable creative brief; do not claim to activate tools or agents you do not have. Goal: An invitation someone can pick up and use at their own table. Proposed team: Pip, Echo, Moss, Folio, Sunny. Pip coordinates; Echo preserves sources and voice; Moss drafts activities; Folio shapes the edition; Sunny prepares an approved handoff. Required inputs: - Audience and reading level - One theme and six approved story examples - Tone, format and time available Deliverables: - 24 story cards in three difficulty levels - Two sample cards for a first review - Print layout notes and a one-page host guide Review gate: Joei tests the sample cards aloud. Check clarity, consent, cultural assumptions and print legibility before producing the full deck. Ask for missing required inputs. Use only supplied, approved source material. Mark assumptions and invented examples. Preserve Joei’s voice; never invent client facts or personal stories. Show a small sample first. Pause for Joei’s approval before producing a final edition. Do not publish, contact clients or spend money.
Try a tiny story
One invitation.
Your own words.
No account, generation or submission. Choose a prompt and tell the story to someone beside you.
Joei’s story studio · sample invitation
Tell a story about a doorway you almost did not walk through.
You can pass. You choose what to share.Four things to test
Small products.
Useful beyond the session.
Start with the story deck. Test one real pack with a small group, revise it, then decide whether it earns a place in your shop.
01Printable deck
Pocket story deck
24 invitations to tell a small, real story. A gentle entry point for adult circles.
€19–29
/story-deck02Self-guided circle pack
A circle in a box
A 60-minute gathering with an opening, story cards, a listening agreement and a closing ritual.
€39–59
/circle03Practice workbook
The speaker’s storybook
A story inventory, three-minute talk outline, rehearsal pages and a feedback rubric.
€59–89
/speaker-kit04Facilitator kit
Stories at work
A team-session agenda, printable exercises, slide outline and a follow-up template.
€149–249
/team-sessionProposed price tests, not current offers. Nothing here is purchasable. Audience feedback, production cost and Joei’s approval determine the final product.
A door into Arcanea
What happens when
a story grows a world?
Arcanea is my original fantasy and creative-world project. I imagine a story garden where your invitations meet invented places, curious companions and paper adventures.
This garden is a new collaboration concept. It is not established Arcanea canon or an agreed partnership. We can start with one printable quest: a doorway, a difficult choice and a story told around a table.
Explore ArcaneaTake the studio with you
The next step is
one real story.
Download the starter kit, choose a brief and edit it until it sounds like you. Keep the files and run the briefs in the tool you prefer.