Project Insights & GreenLight Readiness
What the Insights page shows, how the readiness meter works, and when to hand off.
The Insights page is an AI-generated analysis of your project's creative health and market readiness. It surfaces patterns in your project memory, flags potential development gaps, and provides a GreenLight Readiness signal — an assessment of whether your project is developed enough to run a meaningful audience test.
Insights are most valuable at the mid-development stage — when you have substantive memory, source files, and decisions logged but haven't committed to pitching or producing yet.
What Insights analyses
| Dimension | What it looks for |
|---|---|
| Premise clarity | How clearly your central conflict is defined and whether it is specific enough to test |
| Character depth | Whether your lead characters have documented wants, needs, and arcs |
| World completeness | How many world rules are established vs. undefined — gaps that could create inconsistency under audience scrutiny |
| Tonal consistency | Whether your decisions, memory, and source files describe a coherent tone or show conflicting signals |
| Pitch readiness | Whether you have the minimum materials needed for a GreenLight campaign — logline, concept summary, something to test |
Insights is advisory, not prescriptive
A low Insights score does not mean your project is bad — it means the AI has identified gaps in your documented development. Some gaps are intentional (e.g., leaving world rules deliberately ambiguous). Use Insights as a checklist, not a verdict.
Acting on your Insights report
Address flagged gaps
For each gap the AI identifies, decide whether it's genuinely unresolved or intentionally open. If genuinely unresolved, spend a cockpit session specifically working on it — use the relevant mode (Character Map, Outline Architect, etc.).
Use GreenLight Preparer mode when ready
When your Insights score reaches a strong level, switch to GreenLight Preparer mode in the cockpit. This mode helps you frame your test questions and prepare the campaign brief from your project memory.