
Scriptirix AI
AI multi-agent engine for writing full-length books
Scriptirix AI launched on June 24, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Scriptirix AI is a multi-agent AI writing engine that turns ideas into complete books, manuscripts, and professional content. Powered by Gemini, it uses intelligent agents, pgvector-based memory, self-correcting QA loops, and a real-time creative workflow to generate cohesive fiction, novels, business books, marketing guides, cookbooks, technical books, and self-help content with consistent structure and quality.
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