/subtext-checkReads dialogue against what the scene is actually about. It flags lines that say the feeling out loud, spots flat exchanges where two characters simply agree, and proposes rewrites in which the words and the meaning diverge — while leaving alone the moments where directness is the craft.
Run one focused pass
Subtext Check
One screenplay. One specialist lens. A result you can review where you write.
Parameters you can set when you run /subtext-check.
Practical answers before you run the pass.
No. The pass carries an explicit list of moments where directness is the point — a confession, an ultimatum, a character who genuinely speaks plainly — and leaves those alone.
Yes. The report highlights exchanges where the subtext already lands, so a later pass does not flatten them.