Cutnook is a desktop home for the context around your short-form series. Bring the idea, organize the work and decide what happens next — with your existing tools in the loop.
Bring together the references and starting ideas for the story you want to tell. Keep the material alongside its creative context, rather than trying to remember which tool or conversation held the important detail.
A reference is a starting point for your direction. Use material you have permission to work with and decide which parts matter for your own series.
Organize the work into channels, series and episodes. Each episode has a title, context and a stage, so you can see where the story stands and where the next task belongs.
The example below shows planning, script and review states in the Pip and Nova series. These are demonstration states, not evidence that those episodes have been published.
Bring character and asset versions alongside their series context. Keep the references and creative choices that help each new episode have a useful place to start.
Versioned material supports your decisions. The generated result still depends on your instructions, the provider and the choices you make during review.
Prepare a contextual task for your configured Claude or Codex workflow. Write the next instruction where the episode context is available, then review what you are asking before sending it.
The example shows an unsent draft. It demonstrates preparing a request, not an agent completing it. External agents require the relevant installation, accounts and permissions.
Work with readable generation packages, review decisions and revisions. Choose takes and compare the layout preview before deciding what to approve.
Here, the application shows a before and after layout comparison using AI concept imagery. The visible approval action represents a creative decision within this demo, not a guaranteed generation outcome.
Bring publication packages and checks into the same creative workflow. Review the intended destination and prepare what is needed for the next step.
Connected platforms have their own requirements, permissions and costs. Publication preparation does not promise unconditional automatic publishing. Current website account, subscription and download availability is explained on the relevant pages.
See current download availabilityImages are full frames from an isolated application demonstration. They show example states; the interface may vary. The Pip and Nova imagery is an illustrative AI concept.
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