Every new tool should make your production stronger.
Models will churn. Providers will rise and disappear. Your story, characters, decisions, media, and cut should accumulate power—not reset with the market.
The production is permanent. Everything else is replaceable.
Structure that survives the next model.
Models change. Providers change. Your production does not. SKEL holds the story, BONE translates the work, and MUSCLE adds safe, portable behavior.
Story Keyframe Extensible Layout
Your complete production as open, relational story data: acts, scenes, shots, cast, continuity, media, and decisions.
story.skel Keep the movie → 
Base Object Narrative Export
Portable prompt and provider contracts. Swap Higgsfield, OpenArt, fal, or tomorrow's model without rebuilding a shot.
*.bone.json Swap the generator → 
Modular User-Scripted Companion Logic Extension
Reusable behavior manifests for validation, routing, house style, continuity, post-processing, and export.
*.muscle.json Make it move → Six ways Genlock changes what you can attempt.
Start with the one that solves today’s pain. The rest are already connected when the idea becomes bigger than you expected.
“I want the story to survive the next model launch.”
Make the production the permanent part.
SKEL keeps acts, scenes, shots, cast, continuity, media, and decisions in open files. Branch the story, review a diff, restore yesterday, or hand it to a different agent without rebuilding the project.
“I want to use the best generator, not marry it.”
Swap the engine. Keep the shot.
BONE contracts hold provider-specific fields, prompt assembly, routing, and write-back. A new model becomes a new adapter—not a migration of your characters, shots, approvals, and cut.
“I want my AI tools to understand the production.”
Give agents context without giving up control.
The Brain detects real capabilities. Genlock publishes AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, skills, files, and MCP surfaces so Codex, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and future apps can work from the same grounded production.
“I want the character and world to stay recognizable.”
Carry the world through every cut.
Reusable characters, Soul IDs, voices, locations, reference galleries, style contracts, and frame chaining keep continuity attached to the production instead of trapped in prompt folklore.
“I want to know what is ready, missing, approved, and costing me.”
Turn generation chaos into production state.
The Hub, Showrunner, Queue, and Foundry make the work legible: active jobs, review lanes, gap reports, decisions, cost controls, media hierarchy, and resumable production runs.
“I want generated material to become something watchable.”
Move from frame to cut without leaving the system.
Approve takes, chain frames, arrange V1–V4, add dialogue, SFX, and music, grade full-resolution stills, play the sequence, and export the production package.
The engines are doors.
The production is the room.
Generate through your own accounts, pay providers directly, and keep model-specific behavior in replaceable BONE contracts. Genlock adds orchestration—not another compute tollbooth.
See every route →Want the complete feature catalog?
It is still here—organized, searchable, and linked to the deeper documentation. It just no longer has to do the hero’s job.
01Story & structure7 features+
02Shot design & prompts8 features+
03Generation & review8 features+
04Governance & production spine6 features+
05Edit & deliver6 features+
06Studio resources5 features+
07AI & integrations7 features+
08Platform5 features+
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