Step 1 · Connect
Free key from aistudio.google.com/apikey. The key is sent only to Google. If you check “remember,” it’s stored in this browser only — use “Forget key” on shared computers. Don’t check it on a device others use.
Step 2 · About the child
This describes who the child is. It shapes the story's tone and the illustrations, but is not copied into the story text.
Background to guide tone and word choice — not facts to be written into the story.
Step 3 · What the story teaches
Fills in the fields below with a proposed target, skill, and coping strategy. Review and edit before generating — you stay in control of the clinical call.
How the text is structured (Carol Gray basics)
Written in first or third person, never "you" — a coaching voice, not commands. Mostly descriptive sentences, with a few directive ("Jaden can try…") and affirmative ("That is okay.") lines, scaled to the learner level. Always review and adjust for the specific child — this is a starting draft, not a substitute for clinical judgment.