This is the product-facing shell for Forge HQ. It should feel like a creative operations platform, not a utility panel: strong entry point, clear work lanes, and visible deployment readiness.
Manuscript governance, release gates, lane mandate, and the production state of the writing room.
Genesis beats, generated frames, and the current trailer spine with preview playback.
Scene prompts, production notes, and copyable trigger text for image and video generation.
Local image imports, render references, and the asset register with drop-to-ingest support.
Build sequenced story units with beats, locations, notes, and canon tags ready for the trailer spine.
Turn scenes into timed shots, camera instructions, narration, and queued render briefs.
Store token handles and production credentials server-side so the browser stays clean.
Run the production coordinator against scenes, animation jobs, and stored secret handles.
Feed in rough commands, trailer beats, references, and notes without forcing them into a manuscript.
Browser speech synthesis with queue playback, local presets, export, and import.
Use this lane for token-backed text and image generation. It is server-mediated, so the API key stays off the browser and the output can be dropped into the local studio bundle.
Incoming work, assignments, and the first-line build queue for Forge HQ.
Current phase focus, near-term delivery path, and the sequence that keeps Forge coherent.
Key instructions, decisions, and hand-off notes that should stay visible outside chat scrollback.
Hostname readiness, deployment notes, and the public-facing route for Forge HQ.
Phalanx Builder governs every manuscript, scene, shot, prompt, asset, and release decision from concept through completion. Use this page to stage projects, check production gates, brief the creative lane, and keep canon, versions, assets, and release decisions in one place.
Copy this into the creative GPT lane when starting or continuing a manuscript. It keeps that lane aligned to Collective Writings governance without forcing the creative work to happen inside this dashboard.
Drop in anything that does not belong to a manuscript yet. Use this when you want to feed the builder ideas, trailer beats, references, commands, or rough creative fragments.
No external API required. This runs on browser speech synthesis so you can stand up narration, previews, and rough voice tests locally.
Create scannable QR codes and printable barcodes from an operator-supplied value. This standalone utility does not create or read Forge plans, reports, or project records.
QR codes are best for URLs and longer identifiers. For physical labels, use Code 128 unless a downstream scanner explicitly requires another symbology.
Output is rendered server-side and never stored in Forge.
No animation job is active yet.
Choose an avatar, prepare its audio, then render and download your video.
Exports your portrait and full audio as an MP4. The portrait stays still; mouth movement is not animated.
Narration uses the local Phalanx voice engine and the selected operator’s current voice. Konstantin is proxied to his existing ElevenLabs voice. Preview before rendering.
Sora creates its own audio. It does not use the narration selected above. Reference images must match the output resolution and remain subject to the provider’s content restrictions. Sora API shutdown: 24 September 2026.
Upload the approved image for your digital team member.
Saved avatars and uploaded inputs are available across your signed-in Forge devices. Draft text is saved in this browser only.
Use this page as the real request desk: capture the ask, declare the lane, tag the priority, and keep the brief visible enough that Codex, Claude, or ChatGPT can pick it up without continuity loss.
This is the build-order lane. Use it to keep Forge from becoming a pile of half-finished ideas: define the phase, set status clearly, and preserve the reasoning for why a piece lands now instead of later.
This is the continuity lane for instructions, decisions, hand-offs, and notable pivots. If it matters tomorrow, it belongs here rather than trapped in thread history.
Use this lane to record what is staged, what DNS or proxy work is pending, and what is genuinely live. It is the operational truth for public-facing Forge routing.
A fast preview pass through the current story spine. Click play to step through the teaser beats without leaving the builder.