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The skill set

AI skills that read your screenplay like an editor

Most are a scoped pass over your structured draft — proposing changes you accept or reject line by line, or returning a structured report you can act on. Some build you a new pass from your own rules.

Run a skill on your draftHow skills work
Passes That Propose Changes

Read the draft like an editor, then propose edits you accept or reject line by line — nothing applies on its own.

Dialogue Pass

/dialogue-pass

Refine every line in a character's voice — accept or reject each rewrite.

Scope
One scene, an act, or the full script
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Save Lines

/save-lines

An economy-of-language pass — tighten without losing meaning, and see the pages you save.

Scope
One scene, an act, or the full script
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Draft ScenesTurn outline beats into drafted scenes you accept or reject.
Ad-Hoc PassApply one instruction of your own to a scene, an act, or the script.
Subtext CheckFind on-the-nose lines and propose rewrites where meaning sits under the words.
Exposition AuditCatch "As you know, Bob" lines and info-dumps, and deliver them organically instead.
Period Language & Cultural AccuracyCatch anachronistic words, idioms, and references in a period script.
Passes That Read Your Script

Focused reads for continuity, coverage, tone, structure, and more — with evidence you can act on.

Continuity Check

/continuity-check

Find every inconsistency before a reader does — timeline, props, wardrobe, injuries, knowledge.

Scope
The full script
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Script Coverage

/coverage

Industry-style script coverage — see your script the way a professional reader will, first.

Scope
The full script
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Tone Pass

/tone-pass

Map your script's emotional arc scene by scene and catch the tonal breaks.

Scope
The full script
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Mystery Fair PlayTrace clues, suspect knowledge and unsupported deductions in your screenplay. Review suggested edits and a mystery report linked to the evidence.
Suspense PassFind where screenplay tension stalls: trace danger, who knows what and narrowing choices, then review suggested edits and a suspense report.
Horror PassGive dread consequences that survive the scare.
Romance ArcTrack trust, conflict and repair across a screenplay relationship. Review suggested edits and a report shaped by the romantic ending you intend.
World RulesMake the world's powers, costs, and exceptions hold together.
Act Structure & Story ThreadingRead act breaks, turns, and story threading across the whole script.
Pacing AnalysisDiagnose scene-length rhythm, sagging middles, and same-energy runs.
Scene NecessityAsk of every scene: what does it accomplish, and does the story change if it goes?
Cold OpenJudge the opening pages on the four duties every opening owes a reader.
Character RunnerFollow a character's arc through the draft — key appearances, gaps, and missed beats.
Voice MatchCover the character name — can you still tell who is talking?
Runners & Callbacks TrackerTrack setups and payoffs, recurring motifs, and threads you left open.
Hang a LanternFind plot holes and coincidences — then offer three ways out of each.
Bechdel PlusSix representation lenses, applied with evidence rather than assumption.
Medical Accuracy CheckFlag medical inaccuracy and dangerous misinformation in healthcare scenes.
Compare TakesRead parallel takes of one scene side by side and get a recommendation.
Notes and Your Own Passes

Route scattered margin notes to where they belong, and turn a rule you keep repeating into a pass of your own.

Organize Notes

/organize

Route scattered margin notes to their proper places in the draft.

Scope
The whole document
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Custom Skill Builder

/build-skill

Describe the pass you want and get a reusable skill draft to review.

Scope
Your craft brief
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Run a skill, then keep the draft

Open the library, review the proposed changes, or let Agent Mode call a specialist while it works a scene.

  • 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.

    Read the answerConcept · 4 min read

  • Review a Skill's Changes

    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 read

  • Use Agent Mode for a Bigger Revision

    Hand 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 · 4 min read

  • Your First AI Pass

    Tell the Dramaturg what to change in a scene, review its proposed changes, and decide on each one — or run a named skill from the Skills tab.

    Read the answerHow-to · 1 min read

Every skill leaves you in control

Passes propose; you decide. Rewrites arrive as inline changes you accept or reject; reports arrive with the evidence to act on. Pair a pass with a save point before a big rewrite and you can always compare or restore.

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