AVS · Screenwriting Team
Agentic Screenwriting Field Guides
AVS puts agents around the writing, not in the writer's chair. These six guides show how to organize evidence, test coverage, and carry out approved work while every story decision stays with the writer.
Agentic Field Guides
Practical guides for putting agents around specialized work while keeping people in charge.
The six-guide series
Read in order from folder setup through team handoff, or jump to the stage your team needs now.
Build the Folder Before the First Scene
Set up the team brief, working agreement, rubric, and version history before asking an agent to review a scene.
Guide 02 · CalibrationKeep Score Before You Trust the Read
Save the agent's concerns before review, compare them with human notes, and record catches, misses, false alarms, and unresolved cases.
Guide 03 · ProcedureFile the Workflow, Not the Conversation
After a second reviewed success, save the steps, files, stop conditions, and approval points in one reusable procedure.
Guide 04 · DevelopmentStress-Test the Story Before the Pages
Check a premise or outline against the story bible and source log, then identify up to three supported risks before revising pages.
Guide 05 · Pre-approvalWiden the Room Before Approval Day
Address one note through an approved revision, compare isolated coverage passes, and assemble the files an approver needs.
Guide 06 · StewardshipShare the Brain; Keep It Sharp
Review proposed workflow changes, preserve raw notes, condense outdated context, and onboard the next writer from approved exemplars.
What this series protects
Use agents to organize evidence, test alternatives, trace consequences, and carry out approved mechanical work. Writers make the story decisions, and the team's files remain the record.
Keep raw evidence intact and label uncertainty. Preview creative changes before applying them, and require a person to approve changes and anything sent outside AVS.