Studio Story

TLDR Story Studio turns one paragraph from a therapist, teacher or parent into a social story book with the child on every page, in about ten minutes. My son is autistic. His school writes social stories to get him ready for things: a fire drill, a field trip, a snowy morning. They work. Each one takes a teacher an hour or two, and the ones that work best have the child's own picture in them. Story Studio makes one from a paragraph. You type what is coming up and what is hard about it, answer up to five quick questions, and about ten minutes later there is a book: the real place looked up, one page per moment, written the way his school writes them (mostly describing, very little telling him what to do, one rule with a reason, nothing about how he feels as if it were a fact), and the same child drawn on every page from one photo. Every sentence is checked against the school's rules and sent back when it fails. Every picture is checked for the child, the action and the outfit, and redrawn when it fails. Routines get one step per page and end with a Ready Card: one picture of what ready looks like, with the zones he taps off himself. It prints to one page. I built it for my son's school. The child in the demo, Charlie, is fictional, drawn by Muse Image; no real child's photos were used. For a real child the code requires a therapist's and a parent's consent, stores nothing with Meta, and erases everything with one tap. The repo includes an MCP server so any agent, including one built with Meta's Muse agent tooling, can make a book from a paragraph, poll it, read the pages and save the PDF.