Ask it for a review
Continuity, chronology or style: it reads your work with its cards and tells you what doesn't fit, without changing anything.
- Ask it: "Review the continuity of book II and save the report", or "review the style of chapter 3".
Reviews only observe: they change nothing in your manuscript.
The three reviews
- World continuity: contradictions between chapters and with your cards, like grey eyes that suddenly turn green.
- Chronology and anachronisms: ages, durations and dates that don't add up, and objects, words or customs that didn't exist at the time.
- Style: repetition, tics, clichés and monotonous rhythm, always with the quote.
It can review any book in the work. Some assistants, like Claude Desktop, offer them as ready-made commands.
Other questions
- "Which continuity inconsistencies does the series have and which are still open?"
- "How does Odren change over the series?"
- "What does the reader know up to chapter 2?"
An example
In "The Isles of Selwen", Odren has grey eyes on his card, but a chapter in book II says they're green.
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