Workspace
Use the Characters tab to stabilize people across the draft
Characters is the reference layer for people, relationships, and recurring traits that should stay consistent across scenes.
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Manual Topic
Back to manual- Characters is the reference layer for people, relationships, and recurring traits that should stay consistent across scenes.
- Use this area to keep people consistent across scenes instead of repeatedly re-explaining them in note fragments or draft prose.
- Character entries become especially useful once multiple scenes or plotlines start sharing the same cast and relationship web.
- Treat this tab as durable project memory rather than a place for one-off scene improvisation.
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Navigate the writing workspace
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Use Freeform for loose idea capture
Freeform is the lighter project mode for notes, worldbuilding, and emerging structure before the project needs chapters and scenes.
Know what each workspace tab is for
The workspace tabs separate drafting, planning, reference, and revision work so each area stays focused.
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