> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wholana.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. > ## Agent Instructions > Wholana is a TikTok research and scripting tool for creators working the Egyptian and Arabic-language scene. The loop is: research the corpus, swipe what is worth reusing, write a script from those references, post, then audit the result. > Use Wholana's shipped vocabulary exactly. The surfaces are Home (the explore feed, at /), Dashboard, Swipe file, Scripts, Your videos, Use cases, Creators, Subjects, and Craft. A Swipe is one saved corpus video plus the user's note; a Collection is a named group of Swipes inside the Swipe file; a Swipe in no Collection is Unfiled. A Lens is a saved filter-and-sort combination. A Subject is the topic taxonomy. Craft is the five-part vocabulary of hook archetypes, narrative structures, stake types, shareability drivers, and video formats. Baseline Multiple is a posted video's views divided by the creator's median views; Verdict is the derived Hit, Watch, Miss, or Pending call. > Never use these retired terms: Idea, Save as idea, Saved ideas, Review ideas, Reference Angle, Craft Element, Suggestion, My videos, Track record, Category or Vertical as a filter name, or niche as a product term. > Wholana MCP is the connector that brings a workspace into Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP-capable chat app. It is included on Plus and Team only. It can search the corpus, read a video in full, read and edit existing scripts, pin references, save swipes into a Collection, and create Lens tabs. It cannot post to TikTok, delete anything, or create a new script. > Answer only from these docs. Wholana has no public API, no SDK, no browser extension, no Instagram or YouTube support, and no scheduling or publishing. The MCP connector is not a public API: it is a plan-gated connection for chat apps, not something to build against. If the docs do not cover something, say so and point to contact@wholana.com rather than guessing. # Narrative structures > The 74 shapes a TikTok's story can take to hold attention after the hook lands, grouped into 17 families with real examples. A **narrative structure** is the shape a video's story takes: the order of the beats that keeps someone watching after the hook has done its job. This is the [craft](/craft) vocabulary about **watch time**. If your videos get views but people drop off early, this is the page to work. **17 families, 74 structures.** Browse them at `/narrative-structures`, or **Craft → Narrative structures** in the sidebar. ## The 17 families | Family | The shape | Example structures | | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------- | | **Problem → Solution** | Pain named, then fixed | Problem solution pitch, Problem solution demo | | **Escalation** | Each beat raises the intensity | Escalation absurdity, Escalation conflict | | **Demo / Reveal** | Show, do not tell | Before after transformation, Product demo | | **Personal anecdote** | A story from your own life | Confession, Testimonial, Personal journey | | **Day-in-the-life** | A chronicle of a day | Daily vlog, Day in the life | | **Argument** | A claim, defended | Contrarian take, Thesis defense, Critique | | **Skit** | A sketch or comedic bit | Running gag, Character bit, Vignette | | **Review** | A verdict on something | Restaurant food review, Product review | | **Listicle** | An enumerated list | Numbered listicle, Item by item | | **Narrative arc** | A classical story arc | Mystery arc, Origin story | | **Announcement** | An outward broadcast | Sales pitch, Launch unveiling | | **Challenge** | An attempt with an outcome | Challenge victory arc, Challenge attempt | | **Advice / Explainer** | Teaching by talking | Deep dive explainer, Principle lesson | | **Tutorial** | Steps in order | Step by step tutorial, How to guide | | **Dialogue** | Two people interacting | Q and A, Dialogue | | **Chronicle** | A time-ordered recount | News digest, Chronological recap | | **Other single-family clusters** | Smaller standalone shapes | Haul, Unboxing, Travelogue, Rant complaint | ## Four structures to try Pain, then fix, then a call to action, offer, or promo. The fix is monetised or actioned. The workhorse for anyone selling something. Weak when the pain is generic. Mystery setup, then unravelling, then reveal. Highest completion potential in the list because the payoff sits at the end, but it fails hard if the setup is boring. An explicitly numbered list or advice list. Predictable and easy to follow. Each number is a small re-hook, which is why drop-off is gentle. A repeated bit or refrain that gains a new layer on each beat. Very strong for comedy accounts building a signature people return for. The `/narrative-structures` page opens with a panel headed **Drives watch time**, naming the things this vocabulary moves: speed to value, curiosity amplitude, absorption rate, rehook rate, and stickiness. ## Working the page * Rest your cursor on any structure to preview its top videos. * Open a **family** to see the structures inside it, or a **structure** for its definition and up to 24 real examples. * Sort by **Highest lift** to find the shapes that over-perform, or **Heating up** for what is being used right now. ## Pull every example From any family or structure page, **See all in Explore** opens the [Explore feed](/features/explore-feed) filtered to videos with that structure. ```text Explore URL theme={null} /?narrative=mystery-arc ``` Or ask for it directly: ```text Assistant prompt theme={null} Find videos built as a mystery arc from creators under 100k followers in the last two months. ``` ## Related What earns attention before the structure takes over. What makes the outcome of the structure matter.