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DraftingPlotting and worldbuildingUsage-basedFiction

A novel continuity studio: a structured story bible, canon links as you type, and specialist checks for contradictions, voice, and dropped foreshadowing, including across volumes of a series. You can write every word and only run the checks. Agent work spends credits, and the product is new enough that you should test the depth on your own manuscript before you trust it.

Best for

Series and long-form fiction writers whose continuity problem is bigger than a chat window.

Pricing

Usage-based. No subscription. The editor is free. Agent work uses prepaid credits at $0.01 each, sold as $10, $50, and $250 packs (1,000, 5,000, and 25,000 credits). Each run shows an estimate first. Purchased credits do not expire.

Listing checked 14 October 2026. Plans move. The vendor's page wins an argument with this one.

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