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For novelists

You and invented teammates (sample data) flag flaws; AI fixes.

  1. Sample manuscript, listened to
  2. An invented manuscript read as it arrives, its people and places drawn on each chapter

    A sample manuscript, read.

  3. One question on the quietest chapter, its evidence underlined in the chapter’s own sentences

    One question, its evidence in your sentences.

  4. “This drags”, answered with a reason from the chapter itself

    “This drags”: a reason from your own chapter.

  5. “Who is this story about?” answered from the lanes it read

    Who it is about, from the lanes it read.

  6. Draft 2: the old danger ridge in pencil, Chapter Two’s question ticked closed, the next one asked

    Draft 2: old ridge in pencil, question closed.

  7. History with a row for draft 2 and what it closed

    History: the draft, and what it closed.

  8. Asked again on draft 2 whether the ending is earned: the answer moves with the book

    Asked again: the answer moves with the book.

  9. Less text, and a bar that keeps its place
  10. Treasure Island’s scene picture, the passage it draws in ink, the rest of the scene folded

    The passage the picture draws, in ink.

  11. The whole scene, opened in place under its picture

    The whole scene opens.

  12. A change tried in pencil, in the book’s own face

    A change in pencil, in the book’s own face.

  13. Kept; the question stays open, its mark keeping a dot for the change

    Kept; its question stays open.

  14. History open, the bar still saying what it said

    History opens; the bar keeps its place.

  15. What is open in the book, the biggest first

    What is open in the book, biggest first.

  16. The people who carry the book, on lanes; the Doctor gone 20 scenes

    Who carries the book; the Doctor gone 20 scenes.

  17. Who knows what about the map, at the scene in hand

    Who knows what, at the scene in hand.

  18. Around the story
  19. The workshop open on Treasure Island: the story’s parts, a scene, and along the top the story’s name, its draft, the people here and Share

    Story Workshop: the work, and the software around it.

  20. Your stories open: Treasure Island, The House on Harrow Lane, and a space to start a new one

    Your stories, each one real.

  21. Another story open: The House on Harrow Lane, its own parts and its own scene of a house on a green hill

    Switch story: The House on Harrow Lane.

  22. Back on Treasure Island, as it was

    And back.

  23. Drafts in Treasure Island: the working draft and the full-crew draft

    Drafts: versions of one story.

  24. The full-crew draft: the same scene with Jim’s father and mother in it as well

    The full-crew draft, at the same moment: three more people here.

  25. Back in the working draft, the scene as it was

    Back to the working draft, still at that moment.

  26. People: Maren, Mira reading The apple barrel, Tomás designing Long John Silver, and Ines, with their notes, all invented for this prototype

    Invented teammates, and what each is doing.

  27. The scene Mira is reading open: Jim and the apple barrel on deck at night

    Go there: the scene Mira is reading.

  28. Share or publish: a run of scenes from The apple barrel to Land ho, with Copy link and See it first

    Share a run of scenes.

  29. The four scenes to be shared marked in the story, with Share it

    See it first, on the work.

  30. Share or publish again, with the same run of scenes

    Share it: the same run of scenes.

  31. The run’s link copied

    Its link, copied.

  32. Your account: your name, where the books stand, who is here, and less motion

    Your account and settings.

  33. The setting at Left: the story’s parts stand as books down the left of the scene

    A setting moves the books along the left.

  34. The setting back at Bottom: the parts under the picture again

    And back under the picture.

For boat designers

Your drawing, reshaped by your words or invented teammates’.

For game designers

How hard each part feels, in invented playtests.

For site owners

Simulated customers walk an invented shop’s site, marking where they’d leave.

For AI-coding teams

Software, drawn: AI-built, but as you intended?

For small carriers

An invented trucking company’s year: try each deal before you sign.

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    We build it

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