Ask Quill, Loomworld's AI, to check a chapter, a scene or the whole manuscript. It reads the draft together with your story bible (characters, aliases, relationships, places, the timeline and world rules) and tells you what contradicts what. Any fix comes back as a proposal, and nothing changes until you approve it.
Grey eyes in chapter two, brown in chapter nineteen. A limp that disappears. A name spelled two ways. Each one is easy to fix and hard to find.
She is thirty when the war ends and twenty-eight ten years later. The journey took three days out and one day back. Flashbacks make it worse.
Someone reacts to a secret they were never told, or a death they could not have heard about yet. These are the hardest to spot on a reread.
Open the chat and pick the consistency check or plot-hole check from the Special menu, then name the range: one chapter, one scene, or the full script. Type @ to point at a specific character or place you are worried about.
It is one request, not a setup project. The check reads what it needs on its own; you do not paste anything in.
Quill reads the project graph: characters with their aliases and relationships, locations and their hierarchy, the timeline, world entries and the draft itself. Long manuscripts are read in pieces, so a growing book is not cut down to its first pages.
That is the difference from pasting chapters into a chatbot, which only knows what fits in the box.
When you want something fixed, ask for a change. You get one confirmation card with the before and after for each edit, up to eight edits at a time. Apply it, adjust it or drop it; one undo reverses the whole card.
If the passage changed after the card was made, the card is refused rather than written over your newer text.
Stop writing for a while and Loomworld refreshes chapter summaries, character dossiers and continuity reports on its own. In the project's AI settings you can also run “check this chapter” or “check every chapter” whenever you like.
Create a project and attach your TXT or DOCX draft as the manuscript. It goes in exactly as written.
In the chat, choose the consistency check and name the chapters. Quill lists the contradictions it finds and where they are.
Ask for the fixes you want as a proposal, review the before and after, and apply. The rest stays exactly as you wrote it.
A good human editor is still the gold standard for judgement. The question is how much checking you can do yourself, as often as you like, before it reaches them.
| Capability | Loomworld | Chatbot | Human editor | Spreadsheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reads the whole manuscript | What you paste | — | ||
| Knows your story bible | What you paste | Notes you send | Manual lookups | |
| Fixes applied with your approval | Copy and paste | By hand | By hand | |
| Run it again after every revision | Costly | By hand | ||
| Human judgement about intent and taste | — | — | — |
Compared October 2026.
A tool that compares what a manuscript says in one place with what it says elsewhere: names, appearances, ages, dates, distances, who knows what and when. It flags contradictions so you can decide which version is right.
Quill reads the draft together with your story bible (characters and aliases, relationships, places, timeline and world entries) and compares them. You run it from the chat with the consistency check or plot-hole check, on a chapter, a scene or the full script.
No. Checking writes nothing. If you want a fix, ask for one and it comes back as a proposal with a before and after. Nothing changes until you apply it, and one undo reverses it.
No. AI can miss a contradiction or flag something that is intentional, like an unreliable narrator. Treat its findings as a list to review; the final judgement is yours.
Yes. Long manuscripts are read in pieces rather than truncated, and the story bible carries facts across chapters so the check is not limited to one passage.
No. Loomworld does not use your script text to train or improve any model. It is sent only to complete the tasks you start.
Quill, the AI, comes with a paid plan, from US$4.99 for 30 days. The editor and story bible stay free.
Start a project, bring your manuscript, and ask Quill to check the first chapter.