> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pensiv.so/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What AI Review is

> A feature that has a whole manuscript read and returns per-lens scores and a critique. Where you open it, what you choose, and what the result contains.

AI Review reads one document and produces scores and a critique. It does not rewrite your sentences for you. It is a place to show a finished episode once and hear what someone made of it.

## Where you open it

Press the **AI Review** button in the document header and a panel opens on the right. In the command palette you find it as **Open AI Review**. Run it outside a project and it says **Open a project to use AI review.**

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<p className="app-caption">The settings screen of the AI Review panel, open to the right of the manuscript.</p>

## What you choose

What you have to choose comes up first, before the review.

* **Document and audience** — **Format** has only **Web novel**, so it cannot be changed. For **Target audience** you choose among **Newer novelist**, **Working novelist**, **Platform editor mindset**, **Contest juror**, **Superfans**, and **Skimmers & newcomers**. It starts as **Working novelist**.
* **What to critique** — You switch seven axes on and off: **Plot & story**, **Characters**, **Pacing**, **Worldbuilding**, **Prose & voice**, **Feels**, **Hooks & traction**. Turn them all off and it stops you with **Choose at least one lens.**
* **How direct feedback is** — You move a slider among three settings: **Gentle**, **Balanced**, **No-chaser**.
* **Reference docs** — You attach up to four other documents from the same work. Add lore material or an earlier episode and the comments come back aware of that context.
* **Additional notes** — You write down what you want looked at closely this time and what to leave alone.

The values you choose are saved and come up the same way on the next document.

## What the result contains

Press **Generate review** and the scores fill in first, then the critique follows. With three or more lenses on it shows a radar graph; with two or fewer, bars. Each lens is scored out of 5. A phrase like **Top 5%** is sometimes attached next to the overall star rating.

When it is done, you change the conditions with **Run again** and run it once more. **Share** in the header makes a card image, and **Copy as Markdown** takes it out. The reviews you receive pile up in **Past reviews**.

## Limits

AI Review has a per-day count and a per-period count set for each plan. The Free plan is 3 per day. You see what is left on the billing screen in settings.

## Calling it from the agent

You get the same review inside a conversation too. Type `/` in the composer and choose **Review**, and a score card is drawn.