Mindstrip

MindStrip is a comic book out of your mind. live link : https://mindstrip.vercel.app/ You type whatever is in your head, a Friday deploy that went wrong, a hospital appointment, an argument you keep replaying, and it comes back as a full comic page with recurring characters. The next thought becomes the next issue. After a week you have a series with a cast, a world and a canon, drawn from your own life. The problem: the things that occupy our minds never fit in a note. A story works better: once a worry has a character and a punchline, it is outside you and you can look at it. Most people cannot draw or write dialogue. MindStrip removes that barrier and keeps going. How it works. You create a world once: name, tone, art style, two or three recurring characters. Each episode starts with one sentence, which runs through an agent loop: cast scoping; canon retrieval over past recaps, world laws and dossiers; a Showrunner on Meta Muse Spark 1.3 that drafts four beats as structured JSON; a deterministic Canon Auditor that scores the draft out of 100 and fails it on continuity breaks; a self-correction pass that re-runs the Showrunner with the critique; and an Art Director that renders the page with Meta Muse Image 1.0, using Muse Spark to rewrite any prompt the safety filter rejects. Every step is visible in the app as a Multi-Agent Trace. On the finished page, Meta SAM 3.1 segments characters, props and speech balloons, so you click a balloon and rewrite the line in place. A Motion Reel mode exports 16:9 or 9:16 video in the browser. Demo worlds: The 2 AM Dev Lab, a seven-issue tech comedy, and Kitchen Table Clinic, a quieter series about caring for a parent. Stack: Next.js 16, MongoDB Atlas, Vercel Blob, live at mindstrip.vercel.app. Bring-your-own-key with an offline simulation mode.