Writers waste hours fixing AI dialogue because standard models constantly leak secret facts to uninformed characters, shattering dramatic irony. VeilScript solves this by assigning isolated knowledge states to each speaker, using a constraint-based generation layer that strictly enforces information boundaries during every exchange.
LLMs cannot write dialogue between two characters where one person knows a fact and the other person doesn't. It will consistently make the character who shouldn't know something bring up said fact and I have not found a model which will not do this. All these years of LLM research and it fails grade schooler level logic, if it is even slightly abstracted behind a story.
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