The Storgy Toolkit
Index of instruments
- Instruments
- 15
- AI-powered
- 12
- Always unlimited
- 3
Precision
instruments
for letters.
An indexed catalogue of 15 devices for reading, writing, and teaching literary text — free for students, educators, and the obsessively precise.
Operating protocol
AI instruments
Powered by Claude. Two free runs a day, shared across the bench — no signup for the first run.
Deterministic instruments
Pure computation. Instant, unlimited, and nothing is sent to an AI model.
Bench I — The writer's bench
For drafting, polishing, and structural validation.
REF: 001 AI · daily budget
Poem Generator
Create original poems
“Write me a villanelle about leaving home.”
Original poems in any classic form — with a form-rules checklist and rhyme scheme breakdown.
REF: 002 AI · daily budget
Poem Checker
Polish your draft
“Which lines of my draft are weakest?”
Concrete fixes for your own poem — grammar, rhyme strength, weak lines, and meter notes.
REF: 003 AI · daily budget
Haiku Checker
Verify the 5-7-5 rule
“Is this actually a haiku?”
Syllable counts per line plus notes on kigo, kireji, and traditional haiku form.
REF: 004 AI · daily budget
Poem Rater
An honest 1–10 score
“Is this poem ready to submit?”
A critique with sub-scores for imagery, rhythm, originality, emotion, and craft.
REF: 005 Deterministic · unlimited
Syllable Counter
Count syllables instantly
“How many syllables is this line?”
Per-word syllable breakdown for any word, line, or stanza — meter checks and song lyrics included.
Bench II — The student's bench
For close reading, citing, and assembling the essay.
REF: 006 AI · daily budget
Poem Analyzer
Understand any poem
“What does this poem actually mean?”
A structured breakdown of any pasted poem — summary, themes, line-by-line meaning, tone, symbols, context.
REF: 007 AI · daily budget
Story Analyzer
Understand any story
“What is this short story really doing?”
A structured reading of any pasted story or chapter — summary, themes, characters, plot structure, point of view, and devices.
REF: 008 AI · daily budget
Work Q&A
Cited answers, not guesses
“What does the green light mean in chapter one?”
Ask anything about a catalog work — every answer cites its chapter source, grounded in Storgy's summaries.
REF: 009 Deterministic · unlimited
Citation Generator
MLA, APA, and Chicago
“How do I cite Ozymandias in MLA?”
Properly formatted citations typeset by deterministic rules — ready for your bibliography.
REF: 010 AI · daily budget
Essay Scaffold
Plan a defensible essay
“How do I structure my essay on this poem?”
Three argument angles, a line-cited quote bank, and counter-arguments — framed for GCSE, AP Lit, and IB.
REF: 011 AI · daily budget
Compare Poems
Two poems, side by side
“How do these two poems treat the same theme?”
A side-by-side reading of any two poems — shared ground, divergences, and the comparison essay it sets up.
REF: 012 Archive · unlimited
Quiz Library
Test yourself on a classic
“Quiz me on the poem I just read.”
Ready-made ten-question quizzes on canonical poems — craft, meaning, and form. Browse freely.
Bench III — The teacher's bench
For assessment, discussion, and written tasks.
REF: 013 AI · daily budget
Discussion Questions
Run a better class discussion
“What should my class discuss about this text?”
Open, analytical, and comparative questions for any catalog work — ready to print or project.
REF: 014 AI · daily budget
Essay Prompts
AO-aware essay starters
“Set three essay tasks on Macbeth, AO-aligned.”
Argument-led, context-led, and craft-led prompts tied to a specific text and its assessment objectives.
REF: 015 AI · daily budget
Quiz Questions
Multiple choice with answer key
“Hand me a marked reading quiz on Jane Eyre.”
A ready-to-use multiple-choice quiz on plot, character, theme, and language — answer key included.