Page Drafting

Turn planned scenes and project context into a page draft.

Page drafting turns the scenes in your outline into prose. It follows the project’s page-and-scene structure: Feldar drafts pages from the scenes assigned to those pages.

Before you draft

Check that:

Every page you want to draft has at least one scene.
Scene titles and descriptions clearly describe the intended beats.
Relevant characters, locations, lore, and plot details are up to date on Canvas.
You have enough credits for the estimate shown in Outline.

Feldar warns you if a page is missing scenes. Pages that already contain writing are skipped unless you deliberately enable regeneration.

Draft pages

Open Outline from the editor header.
Review the scenes for the pages you want to draft.
Open Generation settings beside Draft Page and choose Pages to generate.
Leave Words per page on Auto, or turn Auto off and set Target words.
Select Save to keep those settings.
Review the page and credit estimate, then select Draft Page to start drafting.
Keep the project open while the progress panel shows the current drafting stage.

Feldar remembers the draft settings for your project in the current browser. Review them before each run, especially Regenerate existing pages.

Regenerate existing pages

Turn on Regenerate existing pages only when you intend to replace pages that already contain writing. The setting is off by default.

The setting is remembered with the other generation settings, so turn it off again when you want to skip existing writing.

After generation

Generated pages are a draft. Read the result in context, check continuity between pages, and then use Rewrite, Checks, Lens, or Chat to revise it.

If the connection is interrupted, wait for Feldar to reconnect and check whether the draft finished before starting another generation. If recovery fails, refresh the pages and check for a saved result before retrying.