Finish the next phrase, ask about the draft, rewrite selected words, run a specialist pass, or give Agent Mode a scene or act. Every mode begins with your screenplay and ends with your decision.
Choose how much help you want
You decide what staysSet a larger goal
Agent run · Diner scene
Read scene
Found the reveal and the repeated setup
Direct edit
Condensed the entrance and protected the reveal
Dialogue pass
Sharpened Maya's last exchange
Check result
Re-reading pace and continuity
Separate result draft · 2 save points
Pause · StopInline AI editing
Select a passage and say what you want. Edit Selection writes up to three alternatives into the page and shows the exact word-level difference before you accept or reject one.
Edit selection
INT. DINER — LAST LIGHT
Maya watches the rain make mirrors of the parking lot.
She smiles and slips the envelope into her coat.
MAYA
You remembered the sugar.
Make the danger arrive sooner without naming it
GenerateReview in the screenplay
She smiles and slips Maya checks the door. The envelope disappears into her coat.
Give it a scene or act. Agent Mode reads the work, makes a useful change or runs a focused pass, checks the result, and continues from what it finds. If the next decision is creative, it asks you.
Your goal
“Tighten the diner scene without losing the reveal.”
INT. DINER — LAST LIGHT
Maya explains why she came before the envelope appears.
The entrance repeats information the reveal already delivers.
Tighten the entrance
Maya tells him why she came. Then she reaches for the envelope.
Maya reaches inside her coat. He sees the envelope.
A wider goal can also call for
Now it checks whether the tighter scene still delivers the reveal.
Continue if the goal needs another pass
It checks the work before it keeps going.
Agent Mode works on a separate result draft. You decide what returns to the screenplay.
Specialist skills
Run a skill when you know the job—dialogue, continuity, coverage, structure, research, and more. Agent Mode can call the same specialists when they help complete the goal.
Dialogue Pass
/dialogue-pass
Refine every line in a character's voice — accept or reject each rewrite.
Open specialist
Continuity Check
/continuity-check
Find every inconsistency before a reader does — timeline, props, wardrobe, injuries, knowledge.
Open specialist
Character Runner
/character-runner
Follow a character's arc through the draft — key appearances, gaps, and missed beats.
Open specialist
Cold Open
/cold-open
Judge the opening pages on the four duties every opening owes a reader.
Open specialist
Scene Necessity
/scene-necessity
Ask of every scene: what does it accomplish, and does the story change if it goes?
Open specialist
Medical Accuracy Check
/medical-check
Flag medical inaccuracy and dangerous misinformation in healthcare scenes.
Open specialist
Hang a Lantern
/hang-a-lantern
Find plot holes and coincidences — then offer three ways out of each.
Open specialist
Organize Notes
/organize
Route scattered margin notes to their proper places in the draft.
Open specialist
23 specialist skills
Run a skill directly when you know the job, or let Agent Mode call one while it works through a scene or act.
Agent Mode works on a separate result draft. Each landed edit becomes a save point, and the finished run comes back to you for review.
Diner scene · current
Diner scene · agent run
Landed edits
During the run
You make the call
Accept the changes that serve the screenplay, reject the rest.
The agent gets room to work. The screenplay changes only when you choose.
Answers about choosing a mode, pausing a run, and reviewing the result.
Ask is the grounded conversation: use it for a question, diagnosis, or judgment about the draft. Edit selection changes a passage you highlight. Skills run a named craft job such as a dialogue pass or continuity check across the scope you choose. Agent Mode takes an objective scoped to a scene or an act, reads the current result, and chooses several actions as it works. Edits remain reviewable, while Ask, analysis skills, and agent runs can also return findings without changing the draft.
Yes. Skills are specialist tools inside the same writing system. Agent Mode can edit a line directly, run a broader revision pass, call a skill when the work needs a craft specialist, re-read the result, and choose what to do next.
Yes. A live run has Pause and Stop controls. The agent can also pause to ask a question when a creative choice needs your judgment. If you stop after useful work has landed on the result draft, that partial work remains available to review.
No. Agent Mode starts from a screenplay and a goal you give it; it does not turn a logline into a finished script. Today it is the path for multi-action work scoped to a scene or an act, with any proposed changes collected for your review.
Write the line yourself, ask about the scene, request a focused edit, run a craft specialist, or give Agent Mode a scene or act.
