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Connects to Twine story libraries for AI-assisted editing and narrative analysis.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "twine-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to my Twine story library, list all passages in this project, and summarize them under character intro, main plot, and branching choices.
A passage list and a structured summary grouped by narrative function.
Find the passage titled "Opening" and rewrite it in a tenser tone while preserving the original plot information.
A revised passage with a tenser tone and preserved key plot details.
Analyze the link graph of this Twine story, identify the densest branching nodes, possible dead ends, and areas that need structural improvement.
An analysis of passage links with potential narrative structure issues highlighted.
Writers managing a large interactive story in Twine can use it to inspect the story library, organize passages, and understand the overall structure. This reduces manual effort when checking branches and text consistency.
Designers or writers reviewing branching narratives can use link-graph analysis to identify key nodes, complex branches, and possible dead ends. It helps assess whether the story structure is clear during iteration.
Users already working in an MCP-compatible AI client can access the Twine story library and edit passages directly from that client. This lets them work on narrative content without leaving their existing AI workflow.
It is a locally run MCP server that connects to Twine's story library. It supports AI-assisted story management, passage editing, link-graph analysis, and narrative intelligence.
Based on the description, it is meant to be used from an MCP-compatible client. Specific installation and configuration steps are not provided; see the source repository.
It does more than edit text: it connects to a Twine story library and analyzes link structures between passages. In other words, it is aimed at interactive narrative management and structural understanding, not just single-text editing.
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