Manuscript intelligence for serious drafts
Move from manuscript instinctto revision confidence.
Editorial Conductor gives authors, editors, and story teams a focused review workspace: nine specialist agents, chapter-by-chapter diagnostics, full manuscript breakdowns, and a rewrite flow that turns findings into cleaner next drafts.
What you get
9
specialist agents
Live
progress tracking
Full
manuscript breakdowns
Docx
rewrite export
Ideal for
Authors shaping revision passes before submitting to editors or agents.
Editorial teams comparing craft, continuity, and market-readiness in one place.
Writers who want findings translated into a draft they can actually keep working in.
The pipeline
A review stack built like an editorial room.
Each stage has a distinct lens so writers can separate structural issues from line-level polish and market-facing feedback.
See every agent in detailHow the review moves
Each pass builds on the one before it.
The pipeline starts by protecting continuity and story logic, moves through craft and sentence work, then climbs into theme, emotional truth, and final market-facing judgment.
Pre-Flight
Protect continuity, timeline, and world logic before deeper edits begin.
Craft + Depth
Sharpen structure, prose, voice, theme, and emotional conviction.
Market + Merit
Judge the work for submission strength and literary distinction.
Stage 1 — Pre-Flight
Protects continuity and established story facts before the deeper craft passes begin.
Series Continuity Keeper
Aven · Head of Continuity
Checks the chapter against the series bible or existing story facts so continuity does not quietly drift.
Stage 2 — Craft
Examines structure, line work, copy, and voice at chapter level.
Structural Architect
Rook · Head of Structure
Evaluates whether the chapter is doing the right job at the right moment in the book.
Line Editor
Luma · Senior Line Editor
Works at sentence and paragraph level to sharpen rhythm, clarity, and prose energy.
Copy Editor
Peregrin · Chief Copy Editor
Handles the technical correctness of the draft without flattening intentional style choices.
Voice Consistency Agent
Sable · Voice Director
Protects the authorial voice so the chapter still sounds like this project and not a generic draft.
Stage 3 — Depth
Tests the emotional and thematic layers underneath the visible plot.
Thematic Coherence Reader
Orin · Head of Thematic Analysis
Tracks the larger thematic conversation beneath the chapter-level events.
Emotional Truth Validator
Nyra · Lead Emotional Story Editor
Tests whether the emotional beats feel earned, believable, and psychologically grounded.
Stage 4 — Market + Merit
Measures the work against both submission realities and literary ambition.
Literary Agent Simulation
Cassian · Submissions Lead
Looks at the chapter like someone deciding whether the book is compelling enough to champion.
Award Jury Reader
Elowen · Prize Jury Chair
Measures the chapter against a higher bar of originality, ambition, and literary impact.
How it works
Review the chapter, then move straight into revision.
The UI is intentionally split between review clarity and writing flow, so you are never reading feedback in one tool and rewriting in another.
Upload the working draft
Drop a chapter or full manuscript, attach series metadata, and prepare it for structured analysis.
Track the review live
Watch each stage complete with visible scores, findings, and chapter-level summaries as they arrive.
Merge findings into a draft
Open the writer pane, choose an agent lens, and turn feedback into an editable rewrite you can save or export.
Ready when your draft is
Bring the report and the rewrite into the same workspace.
Start with a single chapter, then scale up to full manuscripts once the workflow fits your editorial process.