ekene-111.github.io
CoWriter: a screenplay you and an AI agent write together, live, using WebMCP.
First seen 2026-11-05 · Last seen 2026-11-05 · Source: webmcp.com
Answer 2 · Act 10 · Transact 0 · Score: Not yet scored
Tool inspector
get_script
ALWAYS call this FIRST, before any other tool, no matter what the user is asking for. It reads the entire current script: the story premise (title, logline, theme, genre, tone), the human-authored outline (the story's real, act-by-act throughline — e.g. Act 1 with its beats, Act 2 with its beats, etc. — including beats not written as scenes yet), all acts and their actually-written scenes (heading, action, dialogue), the full character list, and the idea board. Every scene you write, every edit you make, and every consistency check must be grounded in this outline and premise — they are the source of truth for where the story is headed, not just whatever scene happens to be open. The outline is the plan; the scenes are what's actually been written; they won't always be in sync yet.
Page: /cowriter-webmcp/
Input schema
No input properties (empty object).
Raw JSON schema
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