Agents are flexible but get it wrong. Automations work but have no flexibility or situational awareness. Storyline Director does both without compromise.
A real estate agent's post-showing workflow — scripted in .md, executed step by step. Checkpoints hold for your approval before anything sends.
Write your procedure in plain .md. Natural language where judgment matters. Control-flow primitives where precision does. If a step needs a decision, say so.
→ Your words. Your logic.Claude is the runtime. Your markdown is the program. It handles the ambiguous parts that would break any conventional automation — and follows the structure you set where it matters.
→ Claude executes. You author. WAIT gates pause execution.
ASK surfaces a decision.
STOP requires your explicit go-ahead.
Nothing consequential happens without your say-so.
Any professional with a repeatable process and a need for judgment at the right moments.
Describe your workflow in plain language. Storyline Director structures it into a runnable skill. No syntax required.
For everyoneFlip to source. Tune the checkpoints, tighten the instructions, add branching conditions. Plain text you can read and reason about.
For the curiousBranch on context. Fan out sub-procedures. Write embedded rubrics and self-verification steps. The same format, developer-level results.
For power users