An AI that remembers your script. Not one that writes it.
A query against your script. Three chunks back. Every similarity score auditable in the “What Arqo consulted” pane.
INT. ROOFTOP — NIGHT · MIRA stands at the ledge. "I didn't think you'd come."
INT. KITCHEN — EARLIER · Mira braces against the counter, knuckles white.
Series bible · Mira's thinking place is the rooftop — recurring across drafts.
Most AI in this space is racing to draft for you. Arqo's memory layer is the opposite: it sits on top of your script and answers questions about it. Where did Mira last appear? What was the line that became the show's thesis? Which scenes have happened on the rooftop?
It doesn't learn from you. It doesn't learn from anyone. Your work is not training data — not now, not later, not under any pressure. That's vow #2 of the manifesto, signed and dated.
Every appearance, every line, every break. Surfaced when you ask, hidden when you don't.
Every scene there, INT/EXT, time of day, what happened.
A-plot, B-plot, C-plot — where each was last touched.
You can disable the memory layer per script, per surface, or globally.