Directors and screenwriters can now directly process the overlay analysis notes within their existing assistants, and then let Quilty determine whether the new drafts have indeed improved.
Los Angeles, October 8th / PRNewswire / -- Quilty Co-founder, Emmy, Tony, and Olivier Award-winning producer Simon Horsman, as well as tech entrepreneur Daniel Wood, announced today that this entertainment intelligence platform AI for script analysis is now available on Claude and ChatGPT. Screenwriters can open a chat window, connect to their own Quilty accounts, and directly use the content they already have, such as coverage analyses, story notes, character work, market and talent insights, without having to export PDF or paste reports into the window.
In addition to these integrations, Quilty also highlights a feature that is directly aimed at revising manuscripts: draft-by-draft comparison. After the screenwriter submits a new draft to Quilty, they can ask the assistant to compare it with the previous version and provide a report on the changes made in various dimensions back to Quilty Score.
Quilty CEO Horsman stated: "Integrating analysis into Claude and ChatGPT means that writers can take a note, try out a new scenario, and then return to Quilty to see if this effort has truly led to a change in scores. This is developmental work, not just a file sitting in a download folder."
The design goal of Quilty Analysis is to function like a comprehensive analysis tool for readers, rather than simply dumping data. A complete functional analysis using Quilty goes through 33 stages and generates a report that encompasses over 70 different sections, covering story creation, writing techniques, characters and dialogue, market and finance, talent packaging, audience and culture, production, and more. This integration is intentionally designed not to overwhelm users with all the content at once.
13 read-only tools allow assistants to start where professional readers begin – Quilty Score – as well as a limited briefing that outlines the advantages, issues, and priority actions; then they can delve into a specific chapter, section, or particular scenario. Screenwriters can perform semantic searches on the main text of their scripts, search for analysis reports, retrieve talent packaging or comparative film studies, or apply for a link to access the complete PDF for a short period of time.
Wood, Quilty Chief Technology Officer stated: "The complete report is still there when you need a printable version. But Claude shouldn't try to digest 70 chapters at once with the first question. First, look at the scores and main points, then delve deeper—this is how we aim to cover the needs of analysis readers, and it's also how we build our servers."
The foundation of these integrations is Quilty Score V5, which is a comprehensive score ranging from 0 to 100. It consists of four weighted pillars: story and technique, commercial feasibility, cultural resonance, and production reality, and is further broken down into 15 sub-dimensions. The score is generated by a cluster of models and presented with confidence intervals and model consistency indicators, rather than a single number that appears definitive.
By default, the scoring process is blind: before the script is fed into the scoring model, identifying information is removed, so a well-known work will be judged based on its content rather than its fame. Quilty Score is a diagnostic assessment of the submitted material, not a box office prediction.
What supports this engine is a system that deliberately adopts a multi-supplier architecture. Quilty routes each stage to the most suitable model for that stage. Using Claude from Anthropic, GPT from OpenAI, Grok from xAI, Gemini from Google, Perplexity and DeepSeek – creativity and skill judgment are entrusted to one type of model, cultural and financial reasoning to another type of model, and real-time market research to the search native model. There is no blind spot of any single supplier that will become a blind spot for Quilty.
For more information, see:
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- Working principle, explained step by step.
- Insights from user Quilty, screenwriter/director/producer Nick Lyon.
- Press releases Word and PDF versions
About Quilty
Integration Documentation: quilty.app / docs / claude-connector
Claude Desktop and Claude Code can be connected through the personal token in Settings.
Connectors on quilty.app. Same server, same range: https :// quilty.app / api / mcp.
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