Features — BoneForge

01

Viral Script Generator

Two proven formulas — Formula B for punchy 130-180 word named object scripts, Formula A for longer historical what-if narratives. Both built from analyzing 95+ viral scripts.

>boneforge generate --concept "skeleton finds a tank"

//Analyzing viral patterns...

//Hook type: named object + deadpan

01[HOOK] "A skeleton found a tank in a field. He did not know what it was."

02[BUILD] He named it Gerald. Gerald did not fit on the horse.

03[HEAD FAKE] The king demanded Gerald. The skeleton refused.

04[CLOSE] Gerald is holy now.

>Retention score: 94/100 ✓

02

Image Prompts

Up to 32 scene-by-scene image prompts, each written as a standalone shot description your AI image tool can actually understand. No more inconsistent generations.

Scene-by-scene shot descriptions
Copy and paste into any AI image tool
Character consistency built into every prompt
9:16 vertical format optimized for TikTok and Shorts

Scene 1Skeleton character consistent, goofy expressive eyes, 3D, Napoleonic uniform, silly close-up discovering tank9:16

Scene 2Wide shot abandoned military field, rusted tank half buried in mud, dramatic sky9:16

Scene 3Skeleton climbing into tank hatch, curious expression, photorealistic9:16

Scene 4Close-up tank cannon, skeleton hand resting on barrel, forge orange sunset9:16

Scene 5Skeleton waving from tank turret at confused medieval soldiers below9:16

Scene 6Cinematic wide shot, skeleton on tank, army of knights watching, golden hour9:16

03

Animation Directives

Natural language animation instructions for every scene. Compatible with Higgsfield, Grok, Kling, and Runway. Copy and paste directly into your tool.

Camera angle and movement cues per scene
Compatible with Higgsfield, Grok, Kling, and Runway
Synced to your script timing
Copy and paste directly

Animation Directives — Scene Flow

[01]

Silly close-up, skeleton discovers tank, goofy expression, eyeballs fixed in skullcam: slow push in — eyeballs fixed in skull

[02]

Camera slowly circles tank, skeleton walking around it curiouslycam: static hold — character consistent

[03]

Skeleton climbs in, camera follows, character consistent throughoutcam: pan right — goofy expression maintained

[04]

Wide cinematic pullback, tank moves forward, dramatic skycam: zoom out — cinematic wide final frame

04

Score Grader

Every script gets graded on 6 criteria: word count, second person, named object placement, head fake timing, CTA format, and dry tone. AI fix button rewrites failing sections instantly.

6 criteria scoring system
One-click AI auto-fix
Manual edit option
Only produce scripts built to perform

0/ 100

Hook

96

Pace

91

Trend

88

CTA

97

05

Character Library

6 pre-built skeleton characters with reference images — Napoleon, Knight, Viking, Roman Centurion, Samurai, Egyptian Pharaoh. Each with a proven prompt prefix for consistent generations.

6 pre-built characters with reference images
Proven prompt prefixes for consistency
Works with any AI image generation tool
Custom character upload support

The Napoleon Navy Coat + Shako Hat

NapoleonicMilitaryGoofy

The Scholar Worn Robes + Ancient Tome

WiseFrailBearded

The Blacksmith Forge Apron + Iron Hammer

StrongStoicBurned

06

Personal AI Guide

Your own content strategy advisor. Ask anything — concept ideas, script feedback, niche strategy, hashtag advice. Powered by Claude AI.

Real-time creative brainstorming
Script and prompt refinement
Niche strategy advice
Available 24/7

BoneForge Agent Online

My last 3 videos got under 3k views. What's wrong with my hooks?

I analyzed your recent scripts. Your hooks are starting with setup instead of action. Lead with the named object immediately — by sentence two. Try: 'A skeleton found a tank. He named it Gerald.' Hook = done.

Should I change my posting time?

Your audience peaks 8AM–1PM. You're already posting at 8AM sharp. That's correct. Focus on hook strength and named characters — that's where your views are lost.