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Skills, reviewing proposed changes, chatting with the Dramaturg, Agent Mode, inline edit, ghost text, and bringing your own key.
Numbered steps to an outcome.
Work through a finished pass change by change, keep what earns its place, reopen a review you left, and see what a pass changed in History.
Read the answerHow-to · 1 min readAsk questions of an assistant that has read your whole script, tell it what to change, point it at a scene or a character with @, and run the skills it suggests. On a Plot screenplay it can look up who speaks and where.
Read the answerHow-to · 2 min readHand the Dramaturg a goal that spans scenes, answer its questions when a choice is yours, and review what it changed on your page.
Read the answerHow-to · 2 min readSelect text, describe the change, read the alternatives, and accept one in place — the quickest AI edit in Plot.
Read the answerHow-to · 1 min readUse your own Anthropic or OpenAI key instead of Inkwell's hosted AI, pick the model, and see how a key changes what counts against your plan.
Read the answerHow-to · 1 min readWhat a thing is and why it exists.
What a skill is, what each of the built-in skills does, where their results live, and how to add skills of your own.
Read the answerConcept · 3 min readThe faint continuation that appears when you pause: what it reads, how to accept a word or all of it, and how to turn it off.
Read the answerConcept · 1 min readWhich AI models each plan can use, how the monthly allowance is counted, and what changes when you bring your own key.
Read the answerConcept · 1 min readThe part of your script a skill, the Dramaturg, Agent Mode, inline edit, and ghost text each read, and which provider runs the model.
Read the answerConcept · 1 min read