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Review & repair — characters, episodes and scripts

Three reviewers, each paired with a fixer. Characters: thin identities, missing references, no voice. Episode: scenes with no shots, unboarded shots, runtime. Script: mode-specific checks. Tick the repairs you want.

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The Review tab runs a reviewer and shows what it found, with the smallest repair that fixes each finding. You choose which repairs to apply — a creator may accept the diagnosis and refuse the cure.

### Characters

Finds identities with fewer than three fields, characters with no or too few reference images, no distinguishing features, no voice, no wardrobe. The fixer drafts identities from the script's own descriptions (marked as drafts), generates model sheets (front / three-quarter / profile / back — this costs credits like any image), and casts a placeholder library voice.

### Episode

Finds scenes with no shots, shots never boarded, runtime far from the target, and open contradictions. The fixer builds shots and boards them — the same stages the pipeline runs, so a repair is an ordinary resumable job.

The target runtime field accepts anything from one second up, so a 26-second ad is reviewed against 26 seconds, and the runtime finding is written in seconds for anything under two minutes ("76s against a 26s target — 192% over").

### Script

What it checks depends on the [script mode](/help/script-modes). Repairs land as a new script version; the previous draft stays in the history.

Every review is scored out of 100 and kept, so you can see whether the last round of fixes moved the number.

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