Plot hole finder
Your AI writes your story down as plain facts, scenes and rules, then walks every way it can go and tests the rules at every step. It finds out whether a dead character speaks again, whether a player can get stuck, and which scenes nobody ever reaches.
When you need it
When your story branches and you want to know for sure that it holds together: who is alive, who knows what, who holds what, and whether the ending can still be reached. You get either the broken rule with the exact path of scenes, or how much was walked without a problem and where the walk stopped, as proof you can follow yourself.
Say this to your AI
Use the plot hole finder from Spielerando on my story. Write down who is alive, who knows what and who holds what, add the rules my story must keep, then show me every broken rule with the exact path of scenes.Or skip this and connect the MCP: your AI then finds all of this by itself.Connect the MCP
Settings
- maxStates (100000): The walk stops after this many different situations. The report says if that happened, and then it only speaks for what was walked.
- maxSteps (200): No route is followed further than this many steps from the start. It only matters for stories with loops or very long routes.
Your AI gets the code
The finished code and math come through the Spielerando connection, so your AI can use them right away. Connect your AI
Common questions
how do i find plot holes in my story
Write the facts of your story down as a list, say what each scene needs and what it changes, and name the rules that must always hold. Then your AI walks every possible route through the scenes and tests the rules at every step.
how do i make a branching story without errors
Do not trust a read-through, because a reader only sees one route. A walk through all routes shows the ones nobody thought of, and each problem comes with the exact order of scenes that leads to it.
how can i be sure my ai checked the whole story
The report states how many situations and routes were walked and where the limit was. If anything was cut off it says so, and then it only speaks for the part that was walked.