Let’s look at the conclusion first

[Pause], [Smile], and [Look at the camera] created with Insert cue are static cues for the reader. They display differently from the main text and are skipped when the AI matches, but do not automatically pause, change speed, or perform actions. Bracket text typed or pasted normally remains ordinary script text.

How to use

1. Use Insert cue at the place where a reminder is needed, for example to insert [pause].
2. Keep the prompts short and use action, tone or rhythm words, such as [slow down], [emphasis].
3. After starting to prompt, adjust your expression when you see the prompt; when you need to actually stop the page, still click on the text to pause.
4. Bracket text such as [note] that you type or paste normally is read as script text; the editor does not require brackets to be paired.

Notice

• Prompt markers are not programmable instructions, and it is not recommended to write complex commands.
• Only a cue created with Insert cue is skipped by AI; bracket text typed or pasted normally is ordinary script text.
• The AI ignores the cue itself but continues matching ordinary text before and after it.