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What each AI feature reads

The part of your script a skill, the Dramaturg, Agent Mode, inline edit, and ghost text each read, and which provider runs the model.

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Each AI feature reads a defined part of your script.

FeatureWhat it reads
A skill runThe scope you chose (scene, act, or script), one scene either side for context, and the parts of the cast list the skill needs. Organize Notes also reads the notes you point it at.
The DramaturgThe current draft line and the conversation so far, plus anything you mention with @. On a Plot screenplay it can look up cues, sluglines, and the speaking cast when you ask who speaks or where a scene is.
Agent ModeAn outline of the result draft line, the scenes it chooses to read or edit as it reaches them, look-ups it can use for who speaks, which scenes are at a place, and who speaks in a scene, the conversation the directive came from, and its own notes from the run.
Inline editThe selection and the paragraph around it
Ghost textThe current scene up to the cursor
Dictionary look-up with online enrichment onThe word you looked up

Which provider runs itLink to this section

Inkwell's hosted service by default, or the provider whose key you added — see Bring your own key.

Where results goLink to this section

A skill's result and what you asked for stay with your project in the Skills tab. The privacy policy covers the rest.

What next

  • The skills library

    What a skill is, what each of the built-in skills does, where their results live, and how to add skills of your own.

    Concept · 3 min read

  • Bring your own API key

    Use 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.

    How-to · 1 min read

  • Your data

    Who can read your script, how to export your account data, and where to choose your analytics settings.

    Concept · 1 min read

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