/continuity-checkContinuity Check
Checks the screenplay's timeline, character knowledge, props, wardrobe, injuries, locations, and names, then flags contradictions with the line that establishes a fact and the line that breaks it. Most findings are review-only, with the evidence to fix them yourself.
- Scope
- The full script
- Output
- Cited continuity findings
The pass, in miniature
Bring the work
- 01The full script and the continuity links between scenes
Run one focused pass
Continuity Check
Review the result
- A finding per contradiction, tagged by category and severity (Critical / Warning / Note)
- The verbatim establishing line and the line that contradicts it, each cited
One screenplay. One specialist lens. A result you can review where you write.
When to reach for it
- 01Before sending a draft to a reader, producer, or contest
- 02After a big rewrite that moved scenes around
- 03A prop, injury, or piece of character knowledge might not line up
Tune the pass
Parameters you can set when you run /continuity-check.
- Scope
- Choose the full script or one act.
- Include Timeline Viz
- Generate a visual timeline of events.
About Continuity Check
Practical answers before you run the pass.
What kinds of continuity does it check?
Timeline, character knowledge, props, wardrobe, injuries, locations, and name or detail consistency — each finding names its category and cites the establishing line it contradicts.
Does it change my script?
No. Most findings are review-only and carry the exact evidence, so you decide how to resolve each one.
Related skills
Script Coverage
Industry-style script coverage — see your script the way a professional reader will, first.
Tone Pass
Map your script's emotional arc scene by scene and catch the tonal breaks.
Mystery Fair Play
Trace clues, suspect knowledge and unsupported deductions in your screenplay. Review suggested edits and a mystery report linked to the evidence.
World Rules
Make the world's powers, costs, and exceptions hold together.