Build a scene brief
Use this world prompt builder to organize a Genie 4 experiment before you have model access, or to make your own instructions easier to compare. Fill in the setting and viewpoint, then add the action and the details you want to observe.
Your input stays in this browser page. The tool combines text using a fixed template. It has no model connection, sign-in or credit system. Copying a result does not run it anywhere.
A bounded place and a few meaningful details.
Who is observing, and how does the viewpoint move?
One event you can recognize.
Optional ambience or an observable event sound.
An object or relationship you intend to revisit.
What makes each field useful?
Environment gives the place a bounded layout: a glasshouse, a small dock or a single gallery room. Viewpoint identifies the observer’s position and movement. Action sets one recognizable event in motion.
Sound is optional. Use it for a plausible ambient layer or an event whose source can be observed. Continuity anchor identifies something you intend to revisit, such as a colored object beside a doorway.
Use the result as a draft, then evaluate
Read the combined brief before copying it. Remove contradictions, shorten overlapping instructions and check that it asks for the viewpoint you intended. The output is a writing aid rather than validated model syntax.
Use the current provider interface and follow its documentation when you have access. Record the resulting behavior separately from the instructions. For a worked revision, read the prompt guide; for a repeatable observation record, use the evaluation worksheet.