A bible the AI actually reads
Characters, locations and rules live as codex entries with aliases. Mention a character by nickname in a scene and the entry still attaches — so the AI writes them in voice rather than from the name alone.
screenwriting and audio drama
Keep a cast, a bible and a beat sheet in one place
Scripts fail differently from prose. The problem is rarely the sentences — it is that episode 6 contradicts the bible, two characters have merged into the same voice, and nobody can find the version where the ending worked.
Beats before dialogue
Write the scene beat, then generate. Because the beat is stored on the scene, you can restructure the episode by moving beats around before a single line of dialogue exists.
Voice that stays distinct
The style profile is extracted from your own pages, not from a preset. Point-of-view and tense are set per book and per scene, so a flashback does not silently drift into the wrong register.
Frequently asked
- Is there Fountain or Final Draft export?
- Not today. Export produces a portable archive of your project; script-specific formats are not supported yet.
- Can two characters share a style profile?
- Style profiles are per project and per book. Per-character voice comes from codex entries plus your own excerpts in the profile's source material.