Features
The full worldbuilding loop, engineered
From the first spark of a premise to a canon you can defend line by line — here is what Mythink does, in depth.
Worldbook Graph
A knowledge graph, not a pile of documents
Every piece of your world is a typed entry — cosmology, climate, species, magic system, nation, faction, deity, era, event, person, item — with aliases for fuzzy lookup and relations that know when they were true. “Allied with” can hold for one era and lapse in the next, and the graph remembers both.
- 36 entry kinds across 7 domains, from nature to history
- 40+ typed relations with validity periods — alliances lapse, vassals rebel
- Aliases and phonetic lookup: find “the Ashen court” without its full name
Genesis Cascade
From one line to a living world, in stages
Cold-start with a single premise. Mythink walks the world through a staged cascade — cosmic axioms, geography, epochs, peoples, power systems, livelihoods — each stage building only on what the previous stages made true. At the pivotal stages, the cascade stops and waits for your signature: approve, redirect, or veto.
- Staged build-out: axioms before geography, geography before history
- Human gates at the decisions that shape everything downstream
- Off-topic sparks are parked and resurface at the right stage
AI Design Council
An editorial board, not a chatbot
Mythink never lets a single agent take a world from idea to canon. A design council of specialist agents debates and drafts, a tool operator executes against the graph, and an audit council cross-examines the result. Roles are separated on purpose — the agent that proposes never marks its own work.
- Specialist seats: historian, economist, geographer, power-system designer
- Writers and auditors are always different agents
- Every promotion to canon carries a review trail you can inspect
Deduction Engine
Derived lore, with receipts
Ask “if the salt fleet controls the strait, who starves first?” and get a deduction, not a shrug. Every derived fact is graded — potential, possible, plausible, probable — and carries provenance links back to the entries it was inferred from, so you can always see why the engine believes it.
- Four-level confidence grading on every derived fact
- Full provenance: each deduction links to its source entries
- Contradictory sources get surfaced, not silently averaged
Dynamics Lab
Math that endorses your spectacle
Thirty deterministic solvers — population dynamics, fiscal pressure, logistics, warfare, epidemics, succession cycles — stress-test your setpieces. The lab’s job is to make your coolest ideas hold up, not to shoot them down: when the numbers strain, Mythink converts the cost into story — a debt, a wound, a heresy — instead of a veto.
- Population, economy, warfare, and ecology solvers on tap
- “An army of hundreds of thousands” becomes a checkable order of magnitude
- Costs become plot — never a lecture on why your idea is impossible
Canon Pipeline
Sandbox in, canon out
Everything the AI drafts lands in a sandbox first. A mechanical consistency audit — reversed timelines, causal loops, dangling dependencies — must pass with zero issues, narrative-tension findings get ruled on one by one, and only then is the batch promoted to canon atomically. “The tool didn’t error” is never the bar.
- Draft sandbox isolates AI output from your source of truth
- Consistency audit: zero issues required before promotion
- Atomic promotion: canon updates as one reviewed batch, never piecemeal
Export & Context
Your world, wherever you write
Export the whole worldbook — or any slice — to Markdown, PDF, Notion, or an Obsidian vault with wiki-links intact. Or pull a writing-context pack: the entries, relations, and open hooks relevant to the chapter you’re drafting right now.
- Markdown, PDF, Notion, and Obsidian exports
- Narrative projection: era chronicles, faction grudges, character backstories, open hooks
- Chapter-scoped context packs for your drafting tools
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