writing-dialogue

What problem does it solve?

Fixes dialogue that feels on-the-nose, flat, interchangeable across characters, or overloaded with exposition so the scene gains subtext and forward motion.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Speaker goal mapping (surface vs. subtext): Identifies where characters are accidentally saying exactly what they mean and collapses tension.
• Voice differentiation audit: Detects when characters sound interchangeable by checking rhythm, vocabulary range, evasion patterns, and relationship to silence.
• Exposition and scene-function diagnostics: Flags “As you know, Bob” moments, determines the dialogue’s function (conflict, revelation, bonding, negotiation, deflection), and identifies stalling.
• Rewrites for flagged lines: Produces targeted dialogue revisions that restore plausibility, subtext, and character distinctness.

Quick Start

Use writing-dialogue on a pasted dialogue exchange when the dialogue sounds wrong or too direct and you want it rewritten with stronger subtext and distinct character voices.