Add contextual help across Story Intelligence pages

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"\"Characters\"", "\"Characters\"",
"\"Assets\"", "\"Assets\"",
"\"Knowledge\"", "\"Knowledge\"",
"<h2>Locations</h2>", "<h2>Locations ",
"ReviewPlotSynthesis()", "ReviewPlotSynthesis()",
"\"Relationships\"", "\"Relationships\"",
"ReviewMetrics" "ReviewMetrics"
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var view = File.ReadAllText(Path.Combine(root, "Views/Onboarding", viewName)); var view = File.ReadAllText(Path.Combine(root, "Views/Onboarding", viewName));
Assert(view.Contains("<p class=\"eyebrow\">Story Intelligence</p>", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should use a simple module header eyebrow."); Assert(view.Contains("<p class=\"eyebrow\">Story Intelligence</p>", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should use a simple module header eyebrow.");
Assert(view.Contains("StoryIntelligenceReviewCentre", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should return to Review Centre."); Assert(view.Contains("StoryIntelligenceReviewCentre", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should return to Review Centre.");
Assert(view.Contains($">{title}</h1>", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should keep its focused module title."); var headingMarkup = System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(view, @"\s*<help-icon\b[^>]*/>", string.Empty);
Assert(headingMarkup.Contains($">{title}</h1>", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should keep its focused module title alongside contextual help.");
Assert(view.Contains("summary class=\"story-review-card-header\"", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should give each candidate panel a clear shared header."); Assert(view.Contains("summary class=\"story-review-card-header\"", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should give each candidate panel a clear shared header.");
Assert(!view.Contains("StoryIntelligenceComplete", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should not route to the old final wizard step."); Assert(!view.Contains("StoryIntelligenceComplete", StringComparison.Ordinal), $"{viewName} should not route to the old final wizard step.");
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---
title: Chapter Analysis Result
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, chapterResult
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.chapterResult
micro: Check detected structure and validation before inspecting scene details.
quickTitle: Chapter Analysis Result
quickSummary: Check detected structure and validation before inspecting scene details.
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---
# Chapter Analysis Result
Compare the chapter summary and scene boundaries with the source manuscript. Warnings or invalid structure can explain missing scene results. Diagnostic output is evidence for review, not an automatic correction of the source.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Combined Chapter Analysis Test
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, chapterTest
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.chapterTest
micro: Test scene detection and scene analysis together on supplied chapter text.
quickTitle: Combined Chapter Analysis Test
quickSummary: Test scene detection and scene analysis together on supplied chapter text.
screenshot:
---
# Combined Chapter Analysis Test
Use a chapter with representative scene boundaries. Review the chapter structure, detected scenes and individual scene analysis results. The test makes live requests. Inspect results before using any offered action to save the test as a run; saving a run is distinct from importing scenes into the book.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Analysis Project Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.project) | Use the project that owns the manuscript being tested. |
| [Analysis Book Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.book) | Use the book that contains the chapter under analysis. |
| [Analysis Chapter Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapter) | Use the saved chapter identity for the source text. |
| [Analysis Chapter Number](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterNumber) | Give the chapter position used to describe the test source. |
| [Analysis Source Label](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sourceLabel) | Give this test a recognisable label for later comparison. |
| [Chapter Test Source Text](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterText) | Supply complete chapter prose with its paragraph and scene breaks. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Confirming an Admin Scene Import
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, commit
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.commit
micro: Check the target and proposed scene changes before committing an admin run.
quickTitle: Confirming an Admin Scene Import
quickSummary: Check the target and proposed scene changes before committing an admin run.
screenshot:
---
# Confirming an Admin Scene Import
This administration workflow creates scenes and scene intelligence from a completed run. Confirm the project, book, chapter, scene count and metrics. Characters, locations, assets, relationships and knowledge remain preview-only in this import step.
Read blockers and warnings before importing. This mode does not merge, replace or overwrite existing scene content. An already completed commit is reported here. Return to the run if the target or results are wrong.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Analysis Configuration Status
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, configuration
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.configuration
micro: Check configured models, credentials availability and connection status.
quickTitle: Analysis Configuration Status
quickSummary: Check configured models, credentials availability and connection status.
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# Analysis Configuration Status
These indicators describe the analysis service configuration. A configured key does not by itself guarantee a successful live request; also inspect connection status and errors. The page reports availability, not the secret value.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Story Intelligence Diagnostics
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, diagnostics
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics
micro: Inspect analysis configuration and use the available administration tools.
quickTitle: Story Intelligence Diagnostics
quickSummary: Inspect analysis configuration and use the available administration tools.
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# Story Intelligence Diagnostics
This admin page reports configured models, connectivity and prompt availability. Use it when investigating why analysis cannot start or produces errors. The manual test links run diagnostics; the development reset is a separate destructive operation, not a retry button.

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---
title: Analyse an Existing Chapter
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, existingChapter
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.existingChapter
micro: Select a saved chapter as the source for an administration test run.
quickTitle: Analyse an Existing Chapter
quickSummary: Select a saved chapter as the source for an administration test run.
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# Analyse an Existing Chapter
Choose Project, Book and Chapter, then Load selection to inspect the source. Confirm that manuscript text is available before queueing. Loading the selection reads the source; Queue Story Intelligence run starts a saved background analysis. Review its results separately before any import.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Analysis Project Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.project) | Use the project that owns the manuscript being tested. |
| [Analysis Book Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.book) | Use the book that contains the chapter under analysis. |
| [Analysis Chapter Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapter) | Use the saved chapter identity for the source text. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Analysis Book Context
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, book
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.book
micro: Use the book that contains the chapter under analysis.
quickTitle: Analysis Book Context
quickSummary: Use the book that contains the chapter under analysis.
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---
# Analysis Book Context
Choose or enter the saved book identity within the selected project. This supplies book context for the test. A book ID is not a volume number or book title.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Analysis Chapter Context
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, chapter
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapter
micro: Use the saved chapter identity for the source text.
quickTitle: Analysis Chapter Context
quickSummary: Use the saved chapter identity for the source text.
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# Analysis Chapter Context
Select or enter the chapter record within the chosen book. Chapter ID and chapter number are different: the ID identifies the stored record, while the number gives its position in the story.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Chapter Structure Test Model
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, chapterModel
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterModel
micro: Choose the model used to detect chapter structure in this test.
quickTitle: Chapter Structure Test Model
quickSummary: Choose the model used to detect chapter structure in this test.
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---
# Chapter Structure Test Model
Use the available model list to compare chapter and scene boundary results. This affects the test run rather than changing the application default. Review pre-flight estimates after changing models.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Analysis Chapter Number
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, chapterNumber
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterNumber
micro: Give the chapter position used to describe the test source.
quickTitle: Analysis Chapter Number
quickSummary: Give the chapter position used to describe the test source.
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---
# Analysis Chapter Number
Use the story chapter number for the supplied text. This is contextual numbering and is distinct from the saved Chapter ID.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Chapter Test Source Text
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, chapterText
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterText
micro: Supply complete chapter prose with its paragraph and scene breaks.
quickTitle: Chapter Test Source Text
quickSummary: Supply complete chapter prose with its paragraph and scene breaks.
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# Chapter Test Source Text
Paste the chapter you want to test rather than a summary. Preserve paragraph breaks and scene separators so the chapter structure can be evaluated. For the full chapter test, a supplied .txt upload takes precedence over pasted text.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Illustration Category Filter
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, illustrationCategory
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationCategory
micro: Limit the library to the kind of illustration you want to inspect.
quickTitle: Illustration Category Filter
quickSummary: Limit the library to the kind of illustration you want to inspect.
screenshot:
---
# Illustration Category Filter
Choose a category to narrow the displayed library items, or use the all-categories choice. Apply Filter after changing the selection. Filtering does not change an illustration or its approval.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Illustration Metadata
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, illustrationMetadata
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationMetadata
micro: Inspect the saved descriptive details attached to the library item.
quickTitle: Illustration Metadata
quickSummary: Inspect the saved descriptive details attached to the library item.
screenshot:
---
# Illustration Metadata
Use the read-only metadata to understand how the item is described and organised. It is not a place to edit story facts or character identities.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Illustration Admin Notes
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, illustrationNotes
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationNotes
micro: Record review observations for this library item.
quickTitle: Illustration Admin Notes
quickSummary: Record review observations for this library item.
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# Illustration Admin Notes
Note concrete issues such as an incorrect object, unsuitable style or why a regeneration is needed. Save notes to retain them. Notes do not themselves approve the image or change its generation prompt.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Illustration Generation Prompt
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, illustrationPrompt
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationPrompt
micro: Read the instructions used to generate this library image.
quickTitle: Illustration Generation Prompt
quickSummary: Read the instructions used to generate this library image.
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---
# Illustration Generation Prompt
Compare the prompt with the actual image when judging whether generation followed the intended brief. This displayed prompt is read-only and does not alter manuscript analysis.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Illustration Library Search
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, illustrationSearch
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationSearch
micro: Find library items matching your search text.
quickTitle: Illustration Library Search
quickSummary: Find library items matching your search text.
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---
# Illustration Library Search
Enter a recognisable term from the item you want to find, then apply Filter. Combine search with category and status when the library is large.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Illustration Specification
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, illustrationSpecification
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationSpecification
micro: Inspect the intended content and constraints for the library item.
quickTitle: Illustration Specification
quickSummary: Inspect the intended content and constraints for the library item.
screenshot:
---
# Illustration Specification
Use the specification alongside the generated image when deciding whether it fits its intended library role. This is generation guidance, not evidence about an individual manuscript.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Illustration Status Filter
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, illustrationStatus
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationStatus
micro: Find items at a particular generation or review stage.
quickTitle: Illustration Status Filter
quickSummary: Find items at a particular generation or review stage.
screenshot:
---
# Illustration Status Filter
Choose a status to inspect queued, failed, generated or reviewed work as offered in the list. Apply Filter to update the results. A generated image still needs an editorial check before approval.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Parsed Analysis Output
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, parsedOutput
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.parsedOutput
micro: Inspect the structured result used for validation.
quickTitle: Parsed Analysis Output
quickSummary: Inspect the structured result used for validation.
screenshot:
---
# Parsed Analysis Output
This read-only JSON shows the parsed or normalised analysis result identified by the label. Compare missing or unexpected fields against the manuscript and validation messages. Editing story records happens elsewhere; these output boxes are diagnostic views.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Analysis Project Context
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, project
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.project
micro: Use the project that owns the manuscript being tested.
quickTitle: Analysis Project Context
quickSummary: Use the project that owns the manuscript being tested.
screenshot:
---
# Analysis Project Context
Select the project or enter its saved ID as the form requires. IDs identify saved records, not their order in a list. Keep the book and chapter context consistent with the selected project; do not invent an ID to describe a new project.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Raw Analysis Response
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, rawOutput
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.rawOutput
micro: Inspect the original response when diagnosing extraction or validation errors.
quickTitle: Raw Analysis Response
quickSummary: Inspect the original response when diagnosing extraction or validation errors.
screenshot:
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# Raw Analysis Response
The label distinguishes extracted assistant output from the full response. Use these read-only values to understand a failed or incomplete analysis; they are not editable manuscript fields or accepted story facts.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Analysis Scene Context
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, scene
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.scene
micro: Use the saved scene identity when testing an existing scene.
quickTitle: Analysis Scene Context
quickSummary: Use the saved scene identity when testing an existing scene.
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# Analysis Scene Context
Enter the record ID for the scene being analysed when applicable. Do not substitute its display number. Ensure the supplied text and chapter context describe the same scene.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Scene Test Context Output
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, sceneContext
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sceneContext
micro: Inspect the context supplied for the scene test.
quickTitle: Scene Test Context Output
quickSummary: Inspect the context supplied for the scene test.
screenshot:
---
# Scene Test Context Output
This read-only JSON shows the scene context assembled for analysis. Check its character, setting and chronology information when a result appears to rely on the wrong context.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Scene Intelligence Test Model
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, sceneModel
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sceneModel
micro: Choose the model used to analyse the detected scenes in this test.
quickTitle: Scene Intelligence Test Model
quickSummary: Choose the model used to analyse the detected scenes in this test.
screenshot:
---
# Scene Intelligence Test Model
Use the available model list to compare extraction quality on the same source. This choice is separate from the chapter structure model. Different choices can affect completion time, cost estimates and results.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Analysis Scene Number
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, sceneNumber
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sceneNumber
micro: Give the scene position within the chapter.
quickTitle: Analysis Scene Number
quickSummary: Give the scene position within the chapter.
screenshot:
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# Analysis Scene Number
Use the scene number that describes the supplied source within its chapter. This is contextual numbering and is distinct from the saved Scene ID.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Scene Test Source Text
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, sceneText
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sceneText
micro: Supply the actual scene prose to analyse.
quickTitle: Scene Test Source Text
quickSummary: Supply the actual scene prose to analyse.
screenshot:
---
# Scene Test Source Text
Paste one complete scene, preserving dialogue and paragraph breaks. Use manuscript text rather than a synopsis when testing evidence extraction. Check that the IDs and numbering, if supplied, describe the same source.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Analysis Source Label
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, sourceLabel
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sourceLabel
micro: Give this test a recognisable label for later comparison.
quickTitle: Analysis Source Label
quickSummary: Give this test a recognisable label for later comparison.
screenshot:
---
# Analysis Source Label
Use a short label such as Chapter 4 revision or Dialogue scene test. It helps identify the analysis attempt; it does not rename the manuscript chapter or change scene content.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Chapter Text Upload
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fields, upload
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fields.upload
micro: Upload a plain-text chapter instead of pasting it.
quickTitle: Chapter Text Upload
quickSummary: Upload a plain-text chapter instead of pasting it.
screenshot:
---
# Chapter Text Upload
The full chapter test accepts .txt files up to 2 MB. A non-empty upload takes precedence over the chapter text box. Check the loaded filename and source counts before queueing so you analyse the intended version.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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---
title: Full Chapter Analysis Test
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, fullChapterTest
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.fullChapterTest
micro: Check a large chapter and queue a saved background analysis run.
quickTitle: Full Chapter Analysis Test
quickSummary: Check a large chapter and queue a saved background analysis run.
screenshot:
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# Full Chapter Analysis Test
Paste chapter text or upload a plain-text file, choose models, then analyse pre-flight. Inspect size estimates and warnings before queueing. A queued run saves analysis results for monitoring; it does not itself commit them as story records. Open the monitor to follow the run.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Analysis Source Label](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sourceLabel) | Give this test a recognisable label for later comparison. |
| [Analysis Project Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.project) | Use the project that owns the manuscript being tested. |
| [Analysis Book Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.book) | Use the book that contains the chapter under analysis. |
| [Analysis Chapter Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapter) | Use the saved chapter identity for the source text. |
| [Chapter Structure Test Model](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterModel) | Choose the model used to detect chapter structure in this test. |
| [Scene Intelligence Test Model](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sceneModel) | Choose the model used to analyse the detected scenes in this test. |
| [Chapter Text Upload](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.upload) | Upload a plain-text chapter instead of pasting it. |
| [Chapter Test Source Text](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterText) | Supply complete chapter prose with its paragraph and scene breaks. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Illustration Generation Queue
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, illustrationQueue
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.illustrationQueue
micro: Follow library items from planning through generation and review.
quickTitle: Illustration Generation Queue
quickSummary: Follow library items from planning through generation and review.
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# Illustration Generation Queue
Generate Starter Library prepares the starter set. Queue starts generation for an eligible item; Requeue All Failed retries failed work. Inspect generated images before approving them. Regeneration starts another generation attempt rather than editing your manuscript.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Reviewing a Library Illustration
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, illustrationReview
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.illustrationReview
micro: Compare the image with its brief before deciding whether to use it.
quickTitle: Reviewing a Library Illustration
quickSummary: Compare the image with its brief before deciding whether to use it.
screenshot:
---
# Reviewing a Library Illustration
Approve an image that fits its intended library role. Reject an unsuitable result, regenerate when another attempt is warranted, or disable an item that should no longer be available. Record specific review observations in Admin notes.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Illustration Generation Prompt](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationPrompt) | Read the instructions used to generate this library image. |
| [Illustration Specification](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationSpecification) | Inspect the intended content and constraints for the library item. |
| [Illustration Metadata](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationMetadata) | Inspect the saved descriptive details attached to the library item. |
| [Illustration Admin Notes](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationNotes) | Record review observations for this library item. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Story Intelligence Illustration Library
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, illustrations
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.illustrations
micro: Review reusable generated illustrations and their generation status.
quickTitle: Story Intelligence Illustration Library
quickSummary: Review reusable generated illustrations and their generation status.
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# Story Intelligence Illustration Library
Use category, status and search to find library items. Inspect each image and its supporting specification before approving it. Queue and regeneration actions start generation work; approval, rejection and disabling manage library availability. This library is an admin tool and is separate from approving manuscript facts.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Illustration Category Filter](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationCategory) | Limit the library to the kind of illustration you want to inspect. |
| [Illustration Status Filter](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationStatus) | Find items at a particular generation or review stage. |
| [Illustration Library Search](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.illustrationSearch) | Find library items matching your search text. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Admin Story Intelligence Import Preview
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, importPreview
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.importPreview
micro: Inspect proposed scene records and metrics before opening confirmation.
quickTitle: Admin Story Intelligence Import Preview
quickSummary: Inspect proposed scene records and metrics before opening confirmation.
screenshot:
---
# Admin Story Intelligence Import Preview
Review the target chapter, scene titles and counts, metrics and any blockers. Previewing does not commit story data. Use the separate confirmation step only when the target and results are correct.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Analysis Run Metadata
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, metadata
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.metadata
micro: Identify this attempt and inspect status, timing and errors.
quickTitle: Analysis Run Metadata
quickSummary: Identify this attempt and inspect status, timing and errors.
screenshot:
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# Analysis Run Metadata
Use source identity, model and prompt versions to distinguish runs of the same chapter. Completion, cancellation and failure messages describe processing; they do not confirm an import. Check the import status separately before trying to create story records.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Chapter Analysis Pre-flight
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, preflight
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.preflight
micro: Review source size, selected models and estimates before queueing.
quickTitle: Chapter Analysis Pre-flight
quickSummary: Review source size, selected models and estimates before queueing.
screenshot:
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# Chapter Analysis Pre-flight
Check word, paragraph and token counts to confirm the intended source was loaded. Estimates are not final usage or cost. Read warnings before queueing and repeat pre-flight after changing the source or model choices.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Analysis Prompt Availability
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, prompts
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.prompts
micro: Check that the prompt repository and substitutions are available.
quickTitle: Analysis Prompt Availability
quickSummary: Check that the prompt repository and substitutions are available.
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# Analysis Prompt Availability
The repository, prompt version and substitution indicators help diagnose missing prompts or incorrect setup. Use the version when comparing runs. These indicators do not assess whether every extracted story detail is correct.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Development Data Reset
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, reset
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.reset
micro: This reset deletes your projects, books and Story Intelligence data.
quickTitle: Development Data Reset
quickSummary: This reset deletes your projects, books and Story Intelligence data.
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# Development Data Reset
Use only when intentionally clearing your development data. It deletes your projects, books, imports, runs and story memory. Generated image library records and files are preserved. This is not a way to retry a failed scene or cancel an active analysis.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Inspecting a Story Intelligence Run
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, runDetails
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.runDetails
micro: Inspect one analysis attempt, its errors, results and import preview.
quickTitle: Inspecting a Story Intelligence Run
quickSummary: Inspect one analysis attempt, its errors, results and import preview.
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# Inspecting a Story Intelligence Run
Start with status and error messages, then inspect chapter and scene validation. Parsed output and raw responses support troubleshooting. A successful analysis result is not automatically an imported scene. Where offered, review the import preview before opening confirmation. Cancel run requests a stop; rerunning the same source starts another attempt.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Saved Story Intelligence Runs
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, runs
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.runs
micro: Find saved runs and open their status, results and import history.
quickTitle: Saved Story Intelligence Runs
quickSummary: Find saved runs and open their status, results and import history.
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# Saved Story Intelligence Runs
Use the run list to identify the correct source and analysis attempt. Open a run to inspect errors, model choices and chapter or scene results. A completed run means analysis has finished; consult its import status to see whether results were committed to story records.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Scene Analysis Results
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, sceneResults
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.sceneResults
micro: Check each detected scene and its extraction or validation status.
quickTitle: Scene Analysis Results
quickSummary: Check each detected scene and its extraction or validation status.
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# Scene Analysis Results
Compare the proposed scenes with the source order and boundaries. Inspect failed or incomplete scenes individually rather than assuming a chapter-level success means every result is usable.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Story Intelligence Scene Dry Run
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, sceneTest
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.sceneTest
micro: Test analysis of one supplied scene before saving any result.
quickTitle: Story Intelligence Scene Dry Run
quickSummary: Test analysis of one supplied scene before saving any result.
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# Story Intelligence Scene Dry Run
Enter a representative scene and its context, then run the test to inspect the response and validation. This makes a live analysis request. Running the dry run does not save story data; any offered save or queue action is a separate step.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Analysis Project Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.project) | Use the project that owns the manuscript being tested. |
| [Analysis Book Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.book) | Use the book that contains the chapter under analysis. |
| [Analysis Chapter Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapter) | Use the saved chapter identity for the source text. |
| [Analysis Scene Context](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.scene) | Use the saved scene identity when testing an existing scene. |
| [Analysis Chapter Number](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterNumber) | Give the chapter position used to describe the test source. |
| [Analysis Scene Number](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sceneNumber) | Give the scene position within the chapter. |
| [Analysis Source Label](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sourceLabel) | Give this test a recognisable label for later comparison. |
| [Scene Test Source Text](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sceneText) | Supply the actual scene prose to analyse. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Selected Chapter Source
category: Story Intelligence Admin
tags: story intelligence, admin, source
contextKey: storyIntelligence.admin.source
micro: Confirm the saved chapter and availability of its manuscript text.
quickTitle: Selected Chapter Source
quickSummary: Confirm the saved chapter and availability of its manuscript text.
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# Selected Chapter Source
Check the project, book and chapter labels against the source you intend to analyse. Word and character counts help detect an empty or unexpected source. Queueing is available only when stored source text is present.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence diagnostics](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.admin.diagnostics)

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title: Analysis Already Started
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, analysisStarted
contextKey: storyIntelligence.analysisStarted
micro: Return to your existing analysis before considering another manuscript scan.
quickTitle: Analysis Already Started
quickSummary: Return to your existing analysis before considering another manuscript scan.
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# Analysis Already Started
The existing analysis belongs to this imported manuscript. Return to the book to follow its progress or open review when ready. Scan manuscript again returns to the scanning workflow; it is not the same as resuming background analysis.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Reviewing Story Intelligence Assets
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, assets
contextKey: storyIntelligence.assets
micro: Keep meaningful objects and possessions without duplicating the same item.
quickTitle: Reviewing Story Intelligence Assets
quickSummary: Keep meaningful objects and possessions without duplicating the same item.
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# Reviewing Story Intelligence Assets
Use the scene context to decide whether an object deserves a story record. A recurring key, a distinctive vehicle or an inherited ring may matter; a passing reference to an ordinary object may not.
Create a new asset for a distinct item or link another mention of the same object. Existing matched cards are already linked. Previous and Next on this form save the displayed decisions; leaving by another link does not submit the form.
# Understanding the Fields
See [review decisions and fields](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.assets.decisions) for the choices on each card.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Asset Review Decisions
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, assets, decisions
contextKey: storyIntelligence.assets.decisions
micro: Create a distinct story object or link another mention of the same item.
quickTitle: Asset Review Decisions
quickSummary: Create a distinct story object or link another mention of the same item.
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# Asset Review Decisions
Create new for a separate meaningful object. Same asset as links it to an existing or proposed item. Ignore skips material you do not need to track. Two objects of the same kind are not necessarily the same asset.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Name to import](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.review.importName) | Choose the main record name for a newly created character, place or object. |
| [Same Asset As](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.assets.sameAsset) | Combine mentions only when they identify the same individual object. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Same Asset As
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, assets, sameAsset
contextKey: storyIntelligence.assets.sameAsset
micro: Combine mentions only when they identify the same individual object.
quickTitle: Same Asset As
quickSummary: Combine mentions only when they identify the same individual object.
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# Same Asset As
Choose an existing asset or another proposed item from the list. The brass key and the cellar key might be the same object if the evidence supports it. Two similar keys carried by different characters should remain separate.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Author Plot Context
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, authorPlotContext
contextKey: storyIntelligence.authorPlotContext
micro: Describe the major stories you want PlotDirector to look for.
quickTitle: Author Plot Context
quickSummary: Describe the major stories you want PlotDirector to look for.
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# Author Plot Context
Give each sustained conflict, mystery or character arc its own box. One or two sentences are enough; include hidden motives or the intended resolution if they help explain the arc. These are author guidance, not prose for readers.
PlotDirector still looks for additional plot lines in the manuscript. Blank boxes can be left unused. Add another plot line when you need more space for a different arc, then choose Analyse my book.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Plot Line Guidance
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, authorPlotContext, seed
contextKey: storyIntelligence.authorPlotContext.seed
micro: Describe one sustained story arc per box.
quickTitle: Plot Line Guidance
quickSummary: Describe one sustained story arc per box.
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# Plot Line Guidance
State the central conflict or question and how it develops across the book. For example: A missing letter draws a historian into a family dispute, and each discovery changes whom she trusts. Include intended secrets where useful. Each box allows up to 4,000 characters; a sentence or two usually works best. Leave unused boxes blank.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Reviewing Story Intelligence Characters
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, characters
contextKey: storyIntelligence.characters
micro: Confirm which manuscript names refer to distinct characters.
quickTitle: Reviewing Story Intelligence Characters
quickSummary: Confirm which manuscript names refer to distinct characters.
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# Reviewing Story Intelligence Characters
Read the scene context and suggested existing match before deciding. Two names may refer to the same person, but similar names alone are not enough to link them. Resolving identities first makes the later relationship and knowledge reviews more reliable.
Create a character for a distinct person, use Same character as for an existing identity, or ignore unsupported suggestions. Save the displayed decisions before navigating away. Bulk choices affect the displayed cards and should be checked before saving.
# Understanding the Fields
See [review decisions and fields](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.characters.decisions) for the choices on each card.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Character Review Decisions
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, characters, decisions
contextKey: storyIntelligence.characters.decisions
micro: Create a distinct character, link an existing identity or ignore this suggestion.
quickTitle: Character Review Decisions
quickSummary: Create a distinct character, link an existing identity or ignore this suggestion.
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# Character Review Decisions
Create new keeps a distinct person. Same character as attaches the mention to an existing identity. Ignore skips the suggestion. An existing match is evidence to inspect, not proof. Save all displayed choices before navigating away.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Name to import](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.review.importName) | Choose the main record name for a newly created character, place or object. |
| [Same Character As](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.characters.sameCharacter) | Link this mention to the existing person it actually identifies. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Same Character As
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, characters, sameCharacter
contextKey: storyIntelligence.characters.sameCharacter
micro: Link this mention to the existing person it actually identifies.
quickTitle: Same Character As
quickSummary: Link this mention to the existing person it actually identifies.
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# Same Character As
Choose the same person under another name, title or alias. Check context and identity evidence, especially for shared surnames or role labels such as the captain. Do not link two different people simply because they have similar roles.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Story Intelligence Completion
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, complete
contextKey: storyIntelligence.complete
micro: Open the story records created or linked through your review.
quickTitle: Story Intelligence Completion
quickSummary: Open the story records created or linked through your review.
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# Story Intelligence Completion
Use the totals to see what this workflow prepared, created or linked. The checklist summarises the workflow; it is not a guarantee that every suggested detail was accepted or that continuity is error-free.
Open scenes to check the results in context, open the book for further planning, or return to the dashboard. You can continue refining the story records as you revise.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Story Database Build Summary
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, complete, records
contextKey: storyIntelligence.complete.records
micro: Check the records prepared through manuscript analysis and review.
quickTitle: Story Database Build Summary
quickSummary: Check the records prepared through manuscript analysis and review.
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# Story Database Build Summary
The checklist summarises the kinds of story records involved. Use the displayed counts and links to inspect what was created or linked. An ignored proposal will not become an accepted fact just because the completion page is shown.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Story and Portrait Context
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, context
contextKey: storyIntelligence.context
micro: Set broad defaults for unresolved story and portrait details.
quickTitle: Story and Portrait Context
quickSummary: Set broad defaults for unresolved story and portrait details.
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# Story and Portrait Context
Choose defaults that fit your manuscript. Explicit manuscript evidence takes priority over these choices: an age or appearance stated in the story should not be replaced by a cast baseline.
Use No baseline where you do not want to supply a broad age, era or location default. Saving this form starts analysis.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Primary Character Age Group
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, context, age
contextKey: storyIntelligence.context.age
micro: Supply an age baseline only where the manuscript leaves age unresolved.
quickTitle: Primary Character Age Group
quickSummary: Supply an age baseline only where the manuscript leaves age unresolved.
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# Primary Character Age Group
Choose the broad age group of the main cast, not the reading audience. An adult supporting character should still remain an adult in a story with teenage leads. Choose No baseline if the cast spans ages or you want the manuscript alone to guide this.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Appearance Baseline
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, context, appearance
contextKey: storyIntelligence.context.appearance
micro: Guide unresolved portrait appearances without overriding the manuscript.
quickTitle: Appearance Baseline
quickSummary: Guide unresolved portrait appearances without overriding the manuscript.
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# Appearance Baseline
Choose the cast baseline you intend where appearance is unspecified. Balanced diverse cast supplies a broad mix; the light, medium and dark options supply a predominant baseline. Explicit evidence only avoids supplying a broad appearance preference. Custom mix is a listed choice, but this screen has no controls for entering proportions. This choice does not rewrite established character descriptions.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Choosing Story and Portrait Defaults
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, context, choices
contextKey: storyIntelligence.context.choices
micro: Use broad context only where the manuscript leaves details unresolved.
quickTitle: Choosing Story and Portrait Defaults
quickSummary: Use broad context only where the manuscript leaves details unresolved.
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# Choosing Story and Portrait Defaults
Use broad context only where the manuscript leaves details unresolved.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| Appearance Baseline | Guide unresolved portrait appearances without overriding the manuscript. |
| Primary Character Age Group | Supply an age baseline only where the manuscript leaves age unresolved. |
| Story Era Baseline | Guide unresolved period details using the broad era of your story. |
| Story Location Baseline | Supply broad setting context rather than an individual scene location. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Story Era Baseline
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, context, era
contextKey: storyIntelligence.context.era
micro: Guide unresolved period details using the broad era of your story.
quickTitle: Story Era Baseline
quickSummary: Guide unresolved period details using the broad era of your story.
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# Story Era Baseline
Choose the setting period rather than the year you wrote the book. For a story spanning periods, use No baseline when one choice would mislead. Explicit dates and period evidence in the manuscript take priority.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Story Location Baseline
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, context, location
contextKey: storyIntelligence.context.location
micro: Supply broad setting context rather than an individual scene location.
quickTitle: Story Location Baseline
quickSummary: Supply broad setting context rather than an individual scene location.
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# Story Location Baseline
Choose the geographical or setting baseline that fits the story, or No baseline if none fits. This is not the place hierarchy: individual houses, towns and rooms are reviewed under Locations.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Reviewing Story Intelligence Knowledge
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, knowledge
contextKey: storyIntelligence.knowledge
micro: Track what a character knows, believes or suspects at a scene.
quickTitle: Reviewing Story Intelligence Knowledge
quickSummary: Track what a character knows, believes or suspects at a scene.
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# Reviewing Story Intelligence Knowledge
Read who holds the knowledge and the supporting evidence. A character can believe something false, suspect a truth without proof, or discover a fact later than the reader. Choose a state that reflects the character at this point in the story.
Create a distinct record, link the proposed existing match, merge duplicate suggestions, or ignore unsupported material. Previous and Next submit the displayed decisions. Check bulk selections before saving, especially where similar facts belong to different characters.
# Understanding the Fields
See [review decisions and fields](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.knowledge.decisions) for the choices on each card.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Knowledge Review Decisions
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, knowledge, decisions
contextKey: storyIntelligence.knowledge.decisions
micro: Create, link, merge or ignore a character knowledge proposal.
quickTitle: Knowledge Review Decisions
quickSummary: Create, link, merge or ignore a character knowledge proposal.
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# Knowledge Review Decisions
Create new keeps distinct knowledge. Link existing uses the suggested saved match when available. Merge with another knowledge item combines duplicate proposals using the selected target. Ignore skips unsupported material. Do not merge different facts or different character perspectives just because their wording is similar.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Character Knowledge State](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.knowledge.state) | Choose how the character holds this information in this scene. |
| [Knowledge Merge Target](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.knowledge.mergeTarget) | Choose another proposal for the same knowledge record. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Knowledge Merge Target
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, knowledge, mergeTarget
contextKey: storyIntelligence.knowledge.mergeTarget
micro: Choose another proposal for the same knowledge record.
quickTitle: Knowledge Merge Target
quickSummary: Choose another proposal for the same knowledge record.
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# Knowledge Merge Target
Use this after choosing Merge with another knowledge item. Select a retained target rather than an ignored item or the item itself. Check both the information and the character context; similar wording about different secrets is not a duplicate.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Character Knowledge State
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, knowledge, state
contextKey: storyIntelligence.knowledge.state
micro: Choose how the character holds this information in this scene.
quickTitle: Character Knowledge State
quickSummary: Choose how the character holds this information in this scene.
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# Character Knowledge State
Distinguish knowing from believing or suspecting using the available states. A convincing lie may be a belief rather than story truth. Use the evidence for this character at this time; do not assume they know everything the reader or author knows.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Reviewing Story Intelligence Locations
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, locations
contextKey: storyIntelligence.locations
micro: Resolve settings and organise places within larger locations.
quickTitle: Reviewing Story Intelligence Locations
quickSummary: Resolve settings and organise places within larger locations.
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# Reviewing Story Intelligence Locations
Start with significant settings, then inspect uncertain identities or all detected locations. Parent places may be shown to explain the hierarchy. Confidence measures identification certainty; significance measures story importance.
Use Same location as only for another name for the same place. Use Parent location for containment, such as a kitchen within a house. Existing matches may need only a parent decision. Save before changing filters or following navigation links.
# Understanding the Fields
See [review decisions and fields](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.locations.decisions) for the choices on each card.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Location Review Decisions
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, locations, decisions
contextKey: storyIntelligence.locations.decisions
micro: Distinguish a new place, an alternative name and a place within another place.
quickTitle: Location Review Decisions
quickSummary: Distinguish a new place, an alternative name and a place within another place.
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# Location Review Decisions
Create new for a distinct setting. Same location as combines references to one physical place. Ignore skips an unsupported suggestion. Parent location organises containment independently of identity. Already matched locations keep their existing identity; review the parent if needed.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Name to import](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.review.importName) | Choose the main record name for a newly created character, place or object. |
| [Parent Location](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.locations.parent) | Choose the larger place that physically contains this location. |
| [Same Location As](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.locations.sameLocation) | Link alternative names for the same physical place. |
| [Location Review Filters](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.locations.filters) | Switch between story-important settings, every detected place and uncertain identities. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Location Review Filters
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, locations, filters
contextKey: storyIntelligence.locations.filters
micro: Switch between story-important settings, every detected place and uncertain identities.
quickTitle: Location Review Filters
quickSummary: Switch between story-important settings, every detected place and uncertain identities.
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# Location Review Filters
Significant locations prioritises settings important to the story. All detected locations includes minor settings. Need review focuses on unresolved identities. Parent locations can appear for context. These links change the view, so save any pending edits before switching.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Parent Location
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, locations, parent
contextKey: storyIntelligence.locations.parent
micro: Choose the larger place that physically contains this location.
quickTitle: Parent Location
quickSummary: Choose the larger place that physically contains this location.
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# Parent Location
For a kitchen, choose its house; for the house, choose its town if appropriate. You can use an existing place or a proposed place available in the list. Not determined leaves the parent unspecified. A parent is not an alias, and a place cannot contain itself or create a circular hierarchy.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Same Location As
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, locations, sameLocation
contextKey: storyIntelligence.locations.sameLocation
micro: Link alternative names for the same physical place.
quickTitle: Same Location As
quickSummary: Link alternative names for the same physical place.
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# Same Location As
Choose an existing location or another proposed location when both mentions mean the same setting. The old mill and Harrow Mill may be one place; the mill office is a separate child location. Do not merge a room into its building just because they occur together.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Story Intelligence Scene Metrics
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, metrics
contextKey: storyIntelligence.metrics
micro: Inspect automatically applied scene metrics on the Timeline.
quickTitle: Story Intelligence Scene Metrics
quickSummary: Inspect automatically applied scene metrics on the Timeline.
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# Story Intelligence Scene Metrics
Metrics describe analysed scene qualities such as pacing or tension where those metrics are configured. View them on the Timeline and check unusual values against the actual scene. They support editorial judgement and do not require the same accept-or-ignore review as relationship proposals.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Reviewing Plot Lines and Threads
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative
micro: Review sustained arcs, their supporting threads and scene events.
quickTitle: Reviewing Plot Lines and Threads
quickSummary: Review sustained arcs, their supporting threads and scene events.
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# Reviewing Plot Lines and Threads
A Plot Line is a sustained story arc; a Thread tracks a more specific strand within it. Check titles, descriptions and parent choices against the manuscript and your intended story. Author-provided context is guidance; it is not proof that every proposed event occurs.
Accept distinct arcs, merge duplicate accounts of the same arc, and reject unsupported suggestions. Review the proposed timeline events as well as the overall arc. Save the displayed decisions before leaving; if more candidates remain, continue with the next batch.
# Understanding the Fields
See [review decisions and fields](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.decisions) for the choices on each card.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Candidate for Merge
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, candidateMerge
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.candidateMerge
micro: Choose another proposal describing the same arc or thread.
quickTitle: Candidate for Merge
quickSummary: Choose another proposal describing the same arc or thread.
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---
# Candidate for Merge
Use with Merge with candidate. The list offers other candidates of the same kind. Keep the target accepted or linked to a retained record, and avoid circular merges. Related but distinct threads should remain separate under a shared parent.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Plot Line and Thread Decisions
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, decisions
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.decisions
micro: Accept a distinct arc, merge a duplicate or reject an unsupported proposal.
quickTitle: Plot Line and Thread Decisions
quickSummary: Accept a distinct arc, merge a duplicate or reject an unsupported proposal.
screenshot:
---
# Plot Line and Thread Decisions
Accept new keeps a distinct Plot Line or Thread. Merge with existing uses the saved target; Merge with candidate combines duplicate proposals of the same kind. Reject skips the proposal. Check parent assignments and included events as well as the overall title and description.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Existing Related Plot Line](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.relatedPlotLine) | Attach this Thread to an already saved Plot Line. |
| [Proposed Parent Plot Line](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.parent) | Attach this Thread to a Plot Line being reviewed. |
| [Existing Plot Line for Merge](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.existingMerge) | Choose the saved Plot Line that already represents this proposed arc. |
| [Candidate for Merge](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.candidateMerge) | Choose another proposal describing the same arc or thread. |
| [Include a Proposed Timeline Event](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.eventInclude) | Keep only scene events that genuinely advance or establish this arc. |
| [Narrative Timeline Event Type](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.eventType) | Describe the role this scene plays in the arc. |
| [Narrative Event Title](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.eventTitle) | Give the scene development a short, specific timeline label. |
| [Narrative Event Description](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.narrative.eventDescription) | Explain how this scene changes the arc or thread. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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title: Narrative Event Description
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, eventDescription
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.eventDescription
micro: Explain how this scene changes the arc or thread.
quickTitle: Narrative Event Description
quickSummary: Explain how this scene changes the arc or thread.
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---
# Narrative Event Description
Summarise the supported development, clue, complication or payoff. Keep the scene perspective and chronology clear. Do not describe the eventual resolution as if it has already happened.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Include a Proposed Timeline Event
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, eventInclude
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.eventInclude
micro: Keep only scene events that genuinely advance or establish this arc.
quickTitle: Include a Proposed Timeline Event
quickSummary: Keep only scene events that genuinely advance or establish this arc.
screenshot:
---
# Include a Proposed Timeline Event
Leave checked to include this scene event when saving the accepted or merged candidate. Uncheck unsupported or redundant events. This removes the proposal from this acceptance, not the manuscript scene.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Narrative Event Title
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, eventTitle
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.eventTitle
micro: Give the scene development a short, specific timeline label.
quickTitle: Narrative Event Title
quickSummary: Give the scene development a short, specific timeline label.
screenshot:
---
# Narrative Event Title
Name what happens in this scene, such as The witness changes her story, rather than repeating the whole Plot Line title. This labels the proposed timeline event and does not rename the manuscript scene.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Narrative Timeline Event Type
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, eventType
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.eventType
micro: Describe the role this scene plays in the arc.
quickTitle: Narrative Timeline Event Type
quickSummary: Describe the role this scene plays in the arc.
screenshot:
---
# Narrative Timeline Event Type
Choose Introduced for a first establishment, Developed for progress, Complicated for an obstacle, Clue Planted for evidence, and Payoff or Resolved for a meaningful outcome. Revealed concerns a disclosure; Mentioned need not imply progress. Retconned is for a later revision of established continuity, not an ordinary new discovery.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Proposed Narrative Timeline Events
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, events
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.events
micro: Review the scene developments that give an arc its chronology.
quickTitle: Proposed Narrative Timeline Events
quickSummary: Review the scene developments that give an arc its chronology.
screenshot:
---
# Proposed Narrative Timeline Events
Keep events that establish, advance, complicate or resolve the selected arc. Remove unsupported or redundant suggestions before saving.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| Include a Proposed Timeline Event | Keep only scene events that genuinely advance or establish this arc. |
| Narrative Timeline Event Type | Describe the role this scene plays in the arc. |
| Narrative Event Title | Give the scene development a short, specific timeline label. |
| Narrative Event Description | Explain how this scene changes the arc or thread. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Existing Plot Line for Merge
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, existingMerge
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.existingMerge
micro: Choose the saved Plot Line that already represents this proposed arc.
quickTitle: Existing Plot Line for Merge
quickSummary: Choose the saved Plot Line that already represents this proposed arc.
screenshot:
---
# Existing Plot Line for Merge
Use with Merge with existing when the proposal duplicates a saved Plot Line. Compare the central conflict and scope, not just its title. This is a merge target, whereas Existing related Plot Line is the parent for a Thread.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Proposed Parent Plot Line
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, parent
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.parent
micro: Attach this Thread to a Plot Line being reviewed.
quickTitle: Proposed Parent Plot Line
quickSummary: Attach this Thread to a Plot Line being reviewed.
screenshot:
---
# Proposed Parent Plot Line
Select the proposed parent arc when no existing Plot Line is the appropriate parent. Make sure that parent is accepted or merged into a retained Plot Line. Avoid conflicting parent choices: an existing related Plot Line takes priority.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Existing Related Plot Line
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, narrative, relatedPlotLine
contextKey: storyIntelligence.narrative.relatedPlotLine
micro: Attach this Thread to an already saved Plot Line.
quickTitle: Existing Related Plot Line
quickSummary: Attach this Thread to an already saved Plot Line.
screenshot:
---
# Existing Related Plot Line
Choose the sustained arc this strand advances. A search for a witness might belong under the wider murder investigation. Use an existing parent when it already exists; this choice takes precedence over a proposed parent.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Preparing Story Intelligence
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, overview
contextKey: storyIntelligence.overview
micro: Analyse your imported manuscript to find story information for review.
quickTitle: Preparing Story Intelligence
quickSummary: Analyse your imported manuscript to find story information for review.
screenshot:
---
# Preparing Story Intelligence
Core import has already created the book structure. Story Intelligence reads the saved scenes and suggests characters, settings, objects, relationships, knowledge and plot developments.
Continue to story and portrait context before starting. You can skip analysis for now and return from your book. If analysis has already started, return to the book to follow progress instead of starting a duplicate analysis.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Story Intelligence Workflow
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, pipeline
contextKey: storyIntelligence.pipeline
micro: Follow the journey from core import through analysis to review.
quickTitle: Story Intelligence Workflow
quickSummary: Follow the journey from core import through analysis to review.
screenshot:
---
# Story Intelligence Workflow
Core import creates book structure from the manuscript. Analysis reads the saved scenes. Review lets you confirm suggested story records, beginning with character identities. The phase indicator describes the workflow stage rather than a precise measure of processing time.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Following Manuscript Analysis
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, progress
contextKey: storyIntelligence.progress
micro: Follow the analysis and return later while it continues in the background.
quickTitle: Following Manuscript Analysis
quickSummary: Follow the analysis and return later while it continues in the background.
screenshot:
---
# Following Manuscript Analysis
Chapters and scenes read show progress through the saved manuscript. Elapsed and estimated remaining times describe analysis, not story time; remaining time is an estimate. Needs review flags analysis failures that may need attention.
Current activity and the live feed show work in progress. Discoveries are suggestions until reviewed. Continue in background leaves analysis running; Cancel analysis requests that active work stop. Open the Review Centre when available.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Cancel or Continue Analysis
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, progress, cancel
contextKey: storyIntelligence.progress.cancel
micro: Continue in background keeps work running; Cancel analysis requests a stop.
quickTitle: Cancel or Continue Analysis
quickSummary: Continue in background keeps work running; Cancel analysis requests a stop.
screenshot:
---
# Cancel or Continue Analysis
Use Continue in background if you only want to leave this page. Word does not need to stay open for analysis of saved scenes. Cancel analysis requests that active work stop; it is not an undo of core import or of decisions already saved.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Current Analysis Activity
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, progress, current
contextKey: storyIntelligence.progress.current
micro: See the chapter and scene currently being analysed.
quickTitle: Current Analysis Activity
quickSummary: See the chapter and scene currently being analysed.
screenshot:
---
# Current Analysis Activity
The current chapter and scene change as background work advances. Waiting means there is no current item to display yet. A chapter title remaining on screen does not by itself show that analysis has failed; consult the progress and error messages.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Recent Story Discoveries
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, progress, discoveries
contextKey: storyIntelligence.progress.discoveries
micro: Preview possible characters, settings and clues found during analysis.
quickTitle: Recent Story Discoveries
quickSummary: Preview possible characters, settings and clues found during analysis.
screenshot:
---
# Recent Story Discoveries
Discoveries are provisional signals from the manuscript. Later review may combine aliases, discard incidental objects or correct interpretations. Do not treat their appearance in the feed as confirmation that a new record has been accepted.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Latest Scene Summary
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, progress, latest
contextKey: storyIntelligence.progress.latest
micro: Read the latest analysis summary as it becomes available.
quickTitle: Latest Scene Summary
quickSummary: Read the latest analysis summary as it becomes available.
screenshot:
---
# Latest Scene Summary
This feed summarises recently analysed scene content. Use it to follow which part of the manuscript is being read. It is not replacement prose or an approved story record; check discoveries in the relevant review category.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Reviewing Story Intelligence Relationships
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships
micro: Record relationship facts and changing states in their scenes.
quickTitle: Reviewing Story Intelligence Relationships
quickSummary: Record relationship facts and changing states in their scenes.
screenshot:
---
# Reviewing Story Intelligence Relationships
Each card proposes a fact or development in a particular scene. Read the scene and supporting context, then correct the track, state and direction before accepting. The confidence badge describes the suggestion, not the strength of the emotion.
A relationship track is the underlying connection. Its state can change from Friendly to Tense or Reconciled as the story develops. Acceptance reuses a matching relationship where possible and adds this scene event, preserving existing history.
Accept is selected initially. Review every displayed card before saving. Ignore skips this proposal without deleting existing relationship history. Save before using page links or returning to the Review Centre.
# Understanding the Fields
See [review decisions and fields](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.decisions) for the choices on each card.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Awareness of a Relationship State
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, awareness
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.awareness
micro: Record whether the receiving character knows about the feeling or attitude.
quickTitle: Awareness of a Relationship State
quickSummary: Record whether the receiving character knows about the feeling or attitude.
screenshot:
---
# Awareness of a Relationship State
Choose Yes when the scene establishes that the receiving character knows. Choose No / not established for a hidden feeling or insufficient evidence. Awareness is not reciprocity and is not reader knowledge. If Reverse A and B is ticked, answer for the new receiving character even though the displayed label keeps the original name.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Relationship Scene Proposal Decisions
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, decisions
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.decisions
micro: Accept a supported scene development or ignore the proposal.
quickTitle: Relationship Scene Proposal Decisions
quickSummary: Accept a supported scene development or ignore the proposal.
screenshot:
---
# Relationship Scene Proposal Decisions
Acceptance adds this scene event and reuses a matching factual or directional relationship where possible. Existing history is preserved. Ignore skips this proposal without deleting previous events. Accept is initially selected; use the scene evidence to check every value before saving.
# Understanding the Fields
| Field | Suggested use |
| --- | --- |
| [Relationship Track](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.track) | Choose the underlying connection that this scene develops. |
| [Relationship State in This Scene](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.state) | Choose the feeling or condition supported at this point in the story. |
| [Relationship Direction](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.direction) | Choose whose feeling or behaviour this event records. |
| [Reverse Relationship Direction](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.reverse) | Swap the characters when the proposal points the wrong way. |
| [Awareness of a Relationship State](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.awareness) | Record whether the receiving character knows about the feeling or attitude. |
| [Relationship Emotional Intensity](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.intensity) | Optionally rate the strength of the emotion from 1 to 10. |
| [Relationship Development or Discovery](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.relationships.development) | Describe what this scene establishes or changes about the connection. |
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Relationship Development or Discovery
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, development
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.development
micro: Describe what this scene establishes or changes about the connection.
quickTitle: Relationship Development or Discovery
quickSummary: Describe what this scene establishes or changes about the connection.
screenshot:
---
# Relationship Development or Discovery
Write a short statement grounded in the scene, such as A defends B in public, showing growing trust. For a factual discovery, describe the fact revealed. Correct unsupported wording and avoid later-story knowledge. A non-blank description is required to accept the proposal.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Relationship Direction
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, direction
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.direction
micro: Choose whose feeling or behaviour this event records.
quickTitle: Relationship Direction
quickSummary: Choose whose feeling or behaviour this event records.
screenshot:
---
# Relationship Direction
A → B means A feels or acts this way towards B. Choose Mutual / reciprocal only when the evidence supports the state in both directions. Receiving a compliment or knowing someone loves you does not prove you feel the same way. Use Reverse A and B for a one-way event running from B to A.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Relationship Emotional Intensity
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, intensity
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.intensity
micro: Optionally rate the strength of the emotion from 1 to 10.
quickTitle: Relationship Emotional Intensity
quickSummary: Optionally rate the strength of the emotion from 1 to 10.
screenshot:
---
# Relationship Emotional Intensity
Use a consistent scale: 1–3 mild, 4–6 moderate, 7–9 strong and 10 extreme is a useful convention. Fear and hostility can be as intense as love. This is not analysis confidence or a positive-to-negative scale. Leave blank when the scene does not support a rating.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Reverse Relationship Direction
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, reverse
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.reverse
micro: Swap the characters when the proposal points the wrong way.
quickTitle: Reverse Relationship Direction
quickSummary: Swap the characters when the proposal points the wrong way.
screenshot:
---
# Reverse Relationship Direction
Tick this when the evidence describes B towards A rather than A towards B. The receiving character for the awareness answer is also swapped. The labels currently keep their original names after ticking: interpret the awareness question using the reversed pair. For a mutual state, reversing does not make it one-sided.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Relationship State in This Scene
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, state
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.state
micro: Choose the feeling or condition supported at this point in the story.
quickTitle: Relationship State in This Scene
quickSummary: Choose the feeling or condition supported at this point in the story.
screenshot:
---
# Relationship State in This Scene
A friendship may be Friendly now and Tense later. Choose the closest supported state, such as Protective, Distrustful or Reconciled. Unknown means the evidence does not establish a state; Neutral means a neutral state is supported. Do not carry a later revelation back into an earlier scene.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Relationship Track
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, relationships, track
contextKey: storyIntelligence.relationships.track
micro: Choose the underlying connection that this scene develops.
quickTitle: Relationship Track
quickSummary: Choose the underlying connection that this scene develops.
screenshot:
---
# Relationship Track
Use a supported connection such as Friend, Family or Professional. Other provides a general track when a more fixed category is not appropriate. Keep the same track for later developments of that connection so its history stays together. State describes the changing feeling within the track. On factual proposals the label is Factual relationship type; selecting a type does not itself change a Development proposal into a Factual proposal.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Name to Import
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, review, importName
contextKey: storyIntelligence.review.importName
micro: Choose the main record name for a newly created character, place or object.
quickTitle: Name to Import
quickSummary: Choose the main record name for a newly created character, place or object.
screenshot:
---
# Name to Import
Replace an ambiguous manuscript mention with a clear, consistent record name. Use a recognised full name or distinctive place or object name supported by the story. Changing this field names the imported record; it does not rewrite the manuscript. If the record already exists, use the matching option instead of creating another record under a different name.
# Related Guides
- [Story Intelligence Review Centre](/Help/Article/storyIntelligence.reviewCentre)

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---
title: Story Intelligence Review Centre
category: Story Intelligence
tags: story intelligence, reviewCentre
contextKey: storyIntelligence.reviewCentre
micro: Resolve characters first, then choose the story categories to review.
quickTitle: Story Intelligence Review Centre
quickSummary: Resolve characters first, then choose the story categories to review.
screenshot:
---
# Story Intelligence Review Centre
Confirm character identities first so relationships, knowledge and plot analysis refer to the right people. Character summaries and whole-book plot discovery can continue after those decisions are saved.
Preparing or Analysing means background work is still underway. Failed categories offer Retry when supported. Complete means that category has been handled; it does not mean every suggestion was accepted. Other categories can be reviewed in any order once unlocked.
Locations let you explore significant settings and uncertain identities. Scene Metrics opens analysed values on the Timeline. Return to Book or the Writer Workspace whenever you want to continue writing.

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<div class="page-heading compact"> <div class="page-heading compact">
<div> <div>
<p class="eyebrow">Admin utility</p> <p class="eyebrow">Admin utility</p>
<h1>Chapter Story Intelligence Test</h1> <h1>Chapter Story Intelligence Test <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.chapterTest" /></h1>
<p class="lead-text">This dry run detects suggested scene boundaries, runs Scene Intelligence sequentially, and can save the resulting audit data only when you choose to save it.</p> <p class="lead-text">This dry run detects suggested scene boundaries, runs Scene Intelligence sequentially, and can save the resulting audit data only when you choose to save it.</p>
</div> </div>
</div> </div>
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</nav> </nav>
<section class="edit-panel"> <section class="edit-panel">
<h2>Manual combined pipeline test</h2> <h2>Manual combined pipeline test <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.chapterTest" /></h2>
<p>Use fictional sample text only. This page runs Chapter Structure first, splits the submitted chapter into in-memory scene blocks, then runs Scene Intelligence for each block without creating PlotDirector scenes.</p> <p>Use fictional sample text only. This page runs Chapter Structure first, splits the submitted chapter into in-memory scene blocks, then runs Scene Intelligence for each block without creating PlotDirector scenes.</p>
<form asp-action="ChapterStoryIntelligenceTest" method="post"> <form asp-action="ChapterStoryIntelligenceTest" method="post">
<div class="row g-3"> <div class="row g-3">
<div class="col-md-3"> <div class="col-md-3">
<label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ProjectID">ProjectID</label> <label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ProjectID">ProjectID <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.project" mode="inline" /></label>
<input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ProjectID" /> <input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ProjectID" />
</div> </div>
<div class="col-md-3"> <div class="col-md-3">
<label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.BookID">BookID</label> <label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.BookID">BookID <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.book" mode="inline" /></label>
<input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.BookID" /> <input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.BookID" />
</div> </div>
<div class="col-md-3"> <div class="col-md-3">
<label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ChapterID">ChapterID</label> <label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ChapterID">ChapterID <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapter" mode="inline" /></label>
<input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ChapterID" /> <input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ChapterID" />
</div> </div>
<div class="col-md-3"> <div class="col-md-3">
<label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ChapterNumber">ChapterNumber</label> <label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ChapterNumber">ChapterNumber <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterNumber" mode="inline" /></label>
<input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ChapterNumber" /> <input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ChapterNumber" />
</div> </div>
<div class="col-12"> <div class="col-12">
<label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.SourceLabel">SourceLabel</label> <label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.SourceLabel">SourceLabel <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.sourceLabel" mode="inline" /></label>
<input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.SourceLabel" /> <input class="form-control" asp-for="Form.SourceLabel" />
</div> </div>
<div class="col-12"> <div class="col-12">
<label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ChapterText">Chapter text</label> <label class="form-label" asp-for="Form.ChapterText">Chapter text <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.chapterText" mode="inline" /></label>
<textarea class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ChapterText" rows="14"></textarea> <textarea class="form-control" asp-for="Form.ChapterText" rows="14"></textarea>
</div> </div>
</div> </div>
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@if (result is not null) @if (result is not null)
{ {
<section class="edit-panel"> <section class="edit-panel">
<h2>Combined pipeline result</h2> <h2>Combined pipeline result <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.chapterResult" /></h2>
@if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(result.ErrorMessage)) @if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(result.ErrorMessage))
{ {
<div class="alert alert-warning">@result.ErrorMessage</div> <div class="alert alert-warning">@result.ErrorMessage</div>
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</section> </section>
<section class="edit-panel"> <section class="edit-panel">
<h2>Chapter Structure</h2> <h2>Chapter Structure <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.chapterResult" /></h2>
<div class="row g-3"> <div class="row g-3">
<div class="col-md-4"> <div class="col-md-4">
<div class="border rounded p-3 h-100"> <div class="border rounded p-3 h-100">
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} }
<h3 class="mt-3">Raw JSON</h3> <h3 class="mt-3">Raw JSON</h3>
<label class="form-label" for="chapterStructureJson">Extracted Chapter Structure JSON</label> <label class="form-label" for="chapterStructureJson">Extracted Chapter Structure JSON <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.rawOutput" mode="inline" /></label>
<textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="chapterStructureJson" rows="12" readonly>@result.ChapterJsonText</textarea> <textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="chapterStructureJson" rows="12" readonly>@result.ChapterJsonText</textarea>
<label class="form-label mt-3" for="chapterRawResponse">Raw OpenAI chapter response</label> <label class="form-label mt-3" for="chapterRawResponse">Raw OpenAI chapter response <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.rawOutput" mode="inline" /></label>
<textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="chapterRawResponse" rows="12" readonly>@result.ChapterRawResponseText</textarea> <textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="chapterRawResponse" rows="12" readonly>@result.ChapterRawResponseText</textarea>
</section> </section>
<section class="edit-panel"> <section class="edit-panel">
<h2>Detected Scene List</h2> <h2>Detected Scene List <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.sceneResults" /></h2>
@if (result.SceneBlocks.Count == 0) @if (result.SceneBlocks.Count == 0)
{ {
<p>No in-memory scene blocks were produced.</p> <p>No in-memory scene blocks were produced.</p>
@ -222,7 +222,7 @@
@foreach (var block in result.SceneBlocks) @foreach (var block in result.SceneBlocks)
{ {
<section class="edit-panel"> <section class="edit-panel">
<h2>Suggested Scene @Display(block.TemporarySceneNumber)</h2> <h2>Suggested Scene @Display(block.TemporarySceneNumber) <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.sceneResults" /></h2>
<dl> <dl>
<dt>Paragraph range</dt> <dt>Paragraph range</dt>
<dd>@Display(block.StartParagraph)-@Display(block.EndParagraph)</dd> <dd>@Display(block.StartParagraph)-@Display(block.EndParagraph)</dd>
@ -286,9 +286,9 @@
} }
<h3>Raw Scene Intelligence Response</h3> <h3>Raw Scene Intelligence Response</h3>
<label class="form-label" for="sceneJson-@block.TemporarySceneNumber">Extracted Scene Intelligence JSON</label> <label class="form-label" for="sceneJson-@block.TemporarySceneNumber">Extracted Scene Intelligence JSON <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.rawOutput" mode="inline" /></label>
<textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="sceneJson-@block.TemporarySceneNumber" rows="12" readonly>@block.SceneJsonText</textarea> <textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="sceneJson-@block.TemporarySceneNumber" rows="12" readonly>@block.SceneJsonText</textarea>
<label class="form-label mt-3" for="rawScene-@block.TemporarySceneNumber">Raw OpenAI response</label> <label class="form-label mt-3" for="rawScene-@block.TemporarySceneNumber">Raw OpenAI response <help-icon key="storyIntelligence.admin.fields.rawOutput" mode="inline" /></label>
<textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="rawScene-@block.TemporarySceneNumber" rows="12" readonly>@block.RawResponseText</textarea> <textarea class="form-control font-monospace" id="rawScene-@block.TemporarySceneNumber" rows="12" readonly>@block.RawResponseText</textarea>
</section> </section>
} }

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