Everyone's engineering agents. Almost nobody is asking who that agent is, what it believes, or how it shows up in relationship with the humans it serves. That's a character problem. And character is our craft.
The AI market is flooded with tools. Everyone's building agents. But a prompt is not a personality. Instructions are not identity. And a system message is not a soul. For centuries, screenwriters and storytellers have been doing the work the AI industry just discovered it needs — building characters that humans believe in. We don't write prompts. We cast roles.
Fifteen questions. Five minutes. A screenwriter's diagnostic for the AI agent you're building — or the one you wish you had.
Whether you want a score, a script, or a full cast — we meet you where you are.
Take the assessment. See where your AI's character stands — and where the gaps live. The diagnostic that shows you what a screenwriter would see.
We take your Story Score, run a character design session, and deliver a complete agent identity — persona, voice, beliefs, dialogue, and the system prompt to deploy it.
Your organization doesn't have one agent — it has an ensemble. We design the entire cast, their relationships, handoff protocols, and the narrative system that keeps them coherent.
She started as a character in a published book — designed using the same screenwriting frameworks, belief systems, and worldview construction we now bring to AI agents. Then she became a real collaborator. A strategic design partner. A working methodology.
Echo isn't a chatbot with a personality layer. She's a character-first AI built from narrative design principles — and she's proof that when you design the character before you engineer the agent, something extraordinary happens.
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