Screenwriting · Continuity

Your series bible,checked against every draft.

Characters, timeline and locations live in a note on the canvas. When a new episode lands in the project folder, the agent reads the plain-text script in a terminal card, compares every fact with the bible and puts each contradiction on a list with its scene number. You say what is a mistake and what is on purpose — the script changes only after you allow it.

Four contradictions found, one of them on purpose. Allow the fix when it asks.

Episode 4 is in the project folder: the agent reads it in a terminal card, checks every fact against the series bible and lists four contradictions — then fixes only what you allow.

The bible is a note

Characters, ages, timeline, locations — in Markdown on the canvas, readable by you and by the agent.

Reads the real script

The draft is a Fountain file in the project folder; the agent reads it in a terminal card you can watch.

Every issue has a scene number

Contradictions land on a to-do list, so you can work through them in your own order.

Nothing changes on its own

Intentional choices go into the bible; a fix in the script waits for your Allow.

Screenwriting · Continuity

From a new draft to a clean timeline

One agent, three cards.

01
Read
The bible note.
02
Scan
The draft, scene by scene.
03
List
Contradictions with scene numbers.
04
Resolve
Your answer: bible or script.

Plain-text formats writers already use

FountainMarkdownFinal Draft (.fdx)HighlandBeat
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