StageGraph

Script intelligence that travels with the work.

StageGraph turns scripts into structured story context, planning artifacts, and reusable intelligence the rest of C can build on.

Script analysis Portable context Feeds downstream workflows

Script to context

From raw script to reusable story intelligence

Input

Script files and pasted text

Output

Structured context and planning artifacts

Value

Reusable intelligence across the workflow

Script to artifact

From raw script to working context.

Upload the script once. Turn it into story intelligence the whole workflow can use.

PDF, FDX, Fountain, DOCX, or plain text becomes one normalized source of truth.

Scenes, characters, themes, locations, and production signals become structured, inspectable context.

Planning outputs and context summaries turn narrative understanding into working material.

That context flows into Sense, Studio, and downstream workflows instead of dying in a static report.

Why this matters

StageGraph turns script analysis into context that Sense can reuse instead of re-deriving from scratch later.

That improves the starting point for Studio and keeps story structure visible across the workflow.

It also proves the broader platform thesis: context should travel with the work, not disappear between steps.

What it replaces

Static breakdown spreadsheets and handoff notes give way to a living context layer the product can actually act on.

Downstream value

StageGraph is not just analysis. It improves what happens next.

Sense

StageGraph gives Sense structured story understanding before any timeline action begins.

Studio

Editors inherit scenes, arcs, themes, and planning context instead of reconstructing them manually later.

Platform

The value is not only extraction. The value is that the intelligence survives into the rest of the system.

Proof next

Then move into Sense or Studio to see how structured context becomes workflow value.