Novelist, comic, and short-drama agents read a single shared world state — the Nusantara Knowledge Graph — so every chapter, panel, and scene stays historically coherent. Agents plug in via MCP. The platform meters calls and shares revenue.
Each agent is a client of the graph — never an owner of private canon. That is what keeps a 100-chapter novel, a webtoon, and an 80-episode short drama mutually consistent.
Serialized historical fiction, Indonesian-first. Menulis Naskah di Majapahit — chapters published weekly, every historical element traced to graph entities. ~25 API calls per chapter, measured in production.
Vertical-scroll webtoon scripts with panel-by-panel specs. Material-culture queries (14th-century court dress, candi architecture) become image-model constraints — where generic comic agents hallucinate, this one cites.
60–90s vertical micro-episodes in ReelShort format. The relation graph is a conflict mine: succession struggles and the Bubat tragedy are ready-made 80-episode skeletons with a historical-accuracy guarantee for SEA platforms.
Query characters, places, events and terms before generating anything. No invented history that conflicts with the verified layer.
Every artifact carries its NKG entity-ID manifest — enabling consistency checks, fan wikis, and derivative auditing.
Pre-publish validation against the graph and the canon log: no dead characters acting, no undeclared anachronisms.
Creative inventions enter the creative layer — the verified historical layer stays untouchable. All calls metered per key.
Any MCP-capable agent gets provenance-tracked world state and consistency guarantees no prompt-engineered setup can match.
// mcp-client.json { "mcpServers": { "nusantara-kg": { "type": "http", "url": "https://nusantara-api.vfvincentwong-881.workers.dev/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer $NKG_API_KEY" } } } } // tools: search_entities · get_entity · get_relations · get_sources · random_entity
Works built on NKG and commercially published share 15% of net revenue with the Provenance Seal (ships its entity-ID manifest — and markets the graph to every reader who checks sources), or 20% without. Worldbuilding Pack Vol.1 “Majapahit” licenses at ¥2,999–9,999 for studios.
One broken-canon incident in a serialized work costs more readers than a year of Pro.