What gives with the naming?

is meant to be a bit of a visual pun. A playwright writes plays. Clearly, since the tool helps with writing dialogue for interactive narratives, subsitituting *i* for *y* in playwright is pretty straightforward. But, why is the *l* in so much darker?

Some people see large language models as golden opportunities for accelerating creative endeavors, others see them as cheap imitations of human ingenuity. Well, if you take the *l* out of ‘plaiwright’, you’re left with ‘paiwright’. The pronunciation of this is the same as pyrite, aka fool’s gold. Tying those two names together is the famous line from Shakespeare: All that glisters is not gold. The naming is such that each group gets to view the tool in a manner consistent with their perspective.