Independent frontier AI readers each cover your script or manuscript on their own. A mediator weighs their notes against your pages and hands you one candid report: scores, verdicts, and ten ranked fixes tied to your actual lines.
One AI reader gives you one opinion, with all its blind spots. A council gives you the notes that hold up when strong readers compare them, and it shows you where they split.
Each reader covers the full text separately. No reader sees another's notes, so the agreement you see is real.
A mediator checks every claim against your pages, keeps the best-supported calls, and records real disagreements.
Every quotation is checked against your text automatically, and a separate judge grades the report before it can go out.
On Council Pro, a 30-year Hollywood production veteran reads the report and adds production-reality notes.
| Single AI tool | Human coverage service | Council Coverage | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Readers | One model | One reader | Several independent frontier models plus a mediator |
| Disagreement | Hidden | Not visible | Shown, with each side's case |
| Notes tied to your lines | Often generic | Varies by reader | Ten ranked fixes, each quoting the exact moment, quotes verified |
| Turnaround | Minutes | 1–3 weeks | Typically within 24 hours of acceptance |
| Typical price | $10–40 | $100–500 | Planned from $59 |
We ran the council on Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, a public-domain play. Read the whole report as a client would receive it, scorecard and all.
Yes, the council gives notes to Wilde. Strong readers do that. It's the clearest way to show you what you'd get on your own pages.
Two idle young gentlemen each invent a fictitious alter ego to dodge social duty. Their lies collide when the women they love insist they can only marry a man named Ernest, and the handbag in which one of them was found as a baby becomes the key to everyone's future.
Fix #1 · Lady Bracknell never consents to Jack and Gwendolen
“My nephew, you seem to be displaying signs of triviality.”
After the 'Ernest John' reveal, insert one explicit consent line. Trigger it with a status fact (eldest son of a General, her own nephew) rather than sentiment, so it mirrors her about-face on Cecily's 'hundred and thirty thousand pounds'.
Forms we cover: feature screenplays, TV pilots, audio dramas and scripted podcasts, stage plays, and novels up to 150,000 words. Files: PDF, Final Draft (.fdx), Fountain, Word, or plain text.
Founding reads open in small batches. Reserving is free and nothing is charged now. We'll confirm the final price and turnaround before you pay, and send a private upload link once your read is scheduled.
Your text goes to the business APIs of frontier model providers (currently Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI) to produce the readers' notes, and to the mediator and judge. On Council Pro, one human reads the report and your pages: a Hollywood production veteran who works under confidentiality. No one else sees it. We don't use consumer chat apps, and no web-search or browsing tools are attached, so your pages never go to a search engine.
We never use your work to train anything, and we don't sell or share it. We send it only through providers' commercial API terms rather than consumer products. We'll publish the specific provider data terms on this page before paid reads open.
Your uploaded file is deleted 30 days after we deliver your report. We keep the report itself so we can answer follow-up questions, and we'll delete it on request.
No. Council Coverage gives notes and revision directions, the way a development executive or contest reader would. It never writes replacement pages, and every word of your script stays yours. That keeps it clearly on the "notes, not writing" side of the line, consistent with the WGA's approach to AI.
It's built to be candid. Readers are instructed that flattering coverage is useless, and the judge fails reports that are vague or sycophantic. You'll also see where the readers disagreed, so you can weigh the notes yourself.
It's strongest on structure, logic, character and clarity, and weakest on comic timing and highly voice-driven work. For comedy and voice-forward pieces we recommend Council Pro, where a human reviews the notes.
Council Coverage is a SynthOps service. SynthOps builds AI operations systems; the council method was first developed to edit a novel and was then turned into this service. Council Pro reviews come from a playback and screen-graphics supervisor with 30 years on studio and streaming productions.
Reply to the delivery email and tell us. Readers sometimes misread a moment, which is one reason we verify quotes and show disagreements. We'll look again.
Tell us what you're working on. We'll email you when your read is scheduled, with a private upload link. Don't send pages yet.