How the script editor works (saving, formatting, markers)

Open a script from the dashboard. Everything auto-saves about a third of a second after you stop typing, and Ctrl/Cmd+S saves immediately; the header shows "Saved" or "Saving…". The arrow at the top left goes back to your scripts; "Start" at the right end of the toolbar opens the prompter (the toolbar stays at the top of the screen as you scroll).

Toolbar: Undo/Redo, Bold, Italic, Strikethrough (still spoken in voice mode), Highlight yellow/green (visual only), "Direction" (turns the selection into a [bracketed] cue that the prompter dims and voice tracking ignores), the "Tags" menu ("Tag this line", or insert a marker: Hook, Intro, Main Point, Example, Story, CTA, Outro, B-Roll Note, or "Custom…"), "Tag with AI", the "{n}/8 structure" chip, "Coach", and "Tag type".

Markers are lines that start with "## ". They show as amber headings in the prompter, aren't read by voice tracking, and are what "Hey Fox, next section" and the ← → keys jump between. Under the title there's a field to paste the video's YouTube link once it's published.