See continuity warnings

• In the chronology, the notice on the top bar says how many things need a look; click it to open them.
• While writing, in In the scene, the ones for the scene you're in.

Contradictory: two things you noted can't both be true.

• Mentioned before existing and Mentioned after the end.
• Ends before it starts and Validity outside the line.
• Point of view outside its lifetime and Place outside its existence.
• Witnessed it without being in the scene, Was there and finds out later and Knows it before it is true (Who knows what, and since when).
• Your rule (Your world's rules).

Not yet told: a detail is missing to be sure.

• Link with no overlap.
• Mentioned without being placed.
• Named before existing and Named after its end.
• Yet to be revealed.

Warnings look at the whole series. Under Analyze, choose The whole series or a single book; each warning says which book it comes from. With one book, you see the ones for the timeline chosen in the chronology.

Exaratio doesn't read the meaning of your prose: it compares data. To have someone read the text looking for contradictions, like eye color that changes, ask your assistant for a review (Ask it for a review).