Nov. 1, 2026
Reference-based ideation, plus better Organize World and revision
Ideas grounded in real references — Reference-based ideation
Ask for ideas or a direction, and the agent first looks up works, subject matter and writing techniques that can help, then answers from them. The sources it drew on are under References above the answer. Turn it on or off with Reference-based ideation in Settings > Agent. It works on every plan; Free and Pro have a daily cap on lookups.
Organize World — no longer holds up the chat, and keeps what it finished
Ask the chat to put something into the world, and that organize now runs on its own, so you can keep talking while it works and follow it under the input. Results are split across cards: nodes and their content on Edit world, new node types, slots and boards on Design world, and a single board on Edit board. View details on a card shows what changed.
A long organize also keeps what it has finished. It saves every four chapters, so if you press Stop partway, the chapters organized so far stay in the World. If an update restarts the service, the remaining chapters are organized a few minutes later. When saves wait for your approval, only chapters you approved and saved count as organized.
World backlog — now takes unsaved notes too
A note or file you sent in chat without saving now waits in the World backlog too, whole, as one card, and goes into the world when you press Organize. Lore you settled in conversation and manuscript pages not yet organized gather there as before.
Choices under an answer — pick an idea and go to the next step
An idea you pick under an answer no longer stops at the backlog; it leads to the next step. Check the ideas under Go this way? and press Go with this to keep them in the World backlog, and the agent follows up with where to go next. A plot across chapters goes onto the board with Write to board, and a direction for the next chapter becomes a draft or a draft plan with Write now or Plan first.
Revision — fixes now land in your manuscript
When you ask for a fix, the fixed text goes straight into your manuscript. Hover over it and press Apply to keep it, or Show the original to see what you wrote. Revision notes sit under their paragraph, and Show suggestion puts the suggestion in place. The menu over the manuscript has Show all suggestions to try every suggestion at once and Apply all revisions to keep them.
The agent can also read the revisions and corrections already on a page. Ask it to review the revisions you have, and it gives the review in its answer; ask it to apply or remove the ones you name, and it does only those. It also knows on your next message which ones you applied or dismissed yourself.
Feedback and revision guide → · Agent tools guide →
Style in Feedback — what you lean on comes first, with counts
The Style card in Feedback now opens with the categories it found, each word listed with how many times it appears. Hover over a highlighted word in the manuscript to see what the category means and how often the word comes up, and press Find to step through it. The text is read twice, so results hold steadier from one press to the next, and narration you chose on purpose is left alone.
Rephrase — ask again in the direction you want
Rephrase now shows five alternatives in a list, and you can steer the next set. Type the direction you want (“shorter”) and send it to get a new set written that way, or press Regenerate for different ones.
Agent chat — pasted text goes in word for word
Paste a chapter into the chat, and the agent can now put it into a manuscript chapter or a document page without changing a word. You confirm where it goes on the Attached text approval card, and if the space has no manuscript yet, one approval creates the manuscript and its first chapter.
New space — choose to start from your draft or from an idea
The first screen of a new space asks where you want to begin. Press I have something written, or drop files on the screen, to bring your manuscript into Your story. Press I'm starting from an idea to open a new chat where the agent asks what you want to write about.
Improvements
- In a Feedback answer, Overall impression, Evaluation by aspect, Strengths and Areas to improve sit under small bold names, and clicking a name folds or opens that part.
- Feedback on a page such as a lore document or notes skips the style check and the revision, and reviews the page as the material it is.
- Areas to improve names what the reader loses at that passage, and the edits it suggests keep a character's judgment and reasons for acting.
- A revision points at another passage by quoting it rather than by paragraph number, and comes with replacement text when the fix fits inside the chapter. A comment with nothing to change, such as praise, stays open.
- Correction, revision and canvas blocks in the chat say what they did and why they ended, and each one can be stopped with Stop.
- A chat card shows what it worked on and where at the top and its buttons on the bottom line, and a folded card shows only its top.
- A draft card in the chat follows the layout you picked in the editor, and its ▾ picks a layout for that card alone. Italics and chapter titles show as formatting while the draft is still being written.
- The layout for English-language submissions is called Standard manuscript, and the Mobile layout uses the same text width as E-book.
- A new chapter the agent writes takes its title in the manner of the chapters before it, and a new document with no title is saved as Unnamed.
- What the agent writes onto a page follows what the page is: lore notes as notes, a side story in a document as a chapter.
- A draft opens with the paragraph you gave it, and doesn't repeat a sentence where one scene meets the next.
- A writing style organized from a one-chapter manuscript holds no number rules such as paragraph shares.
- A manuscript's first Organize World writes the writing style and the world at the same time.
- When saves wait for your approval, the new world content waits on one card and one approval saves it all; a progress line runs at the bottom of the card while it saves, then the card reads Applied.
- The Organize World line under the input also follows an organize waiting its turn, and Stop there halts it. While the missing part is sent again, it reads Filling in what was missed.
- On a world result card, a line that didn't save has its name in red, and a folded head shows a mark too.
- When Organize World leaves out documents with no characters, places or similar lore, their names stay as one faint line in the organize conversation.
- A character whose search keyword is a family's name no longer gets that family's text.
- Ask the chat to rename a character, a slot or a board group, and the agent renames it.
- The agent puts a pasted lore card, an attached file, and the characters, places and plot you settled in conversation into the world in that turn, and ends its answer with what it can do next.
- The agent reads the world before saying what is filled in, and draws a canvas from your request alone. Ask whether you can write a kind of content, and it says in a sentence what it can help with and asks about your story.
- Ask how TypeTak works, and the agent answers from the closest part of the current guide.
- Under View on a board, Part and group order offers By number or By number (reverse), and a group's summary folds with the chevron after its name. A board's help explains how to use the board.
- Nodes, boards, node types, manuscript tables, writing styles and skills are renamed in place by clicking the large title.
- Pages, manuscripts and chapters are called by their Title in table headers and in the agent's change lines.
- The daily goal and the streak count what you wrote yourself together with what the agent applied.
- Changing Preferred response language asks whether to move your web novel writing styles to that language's region too.
- Agent customization in the avatar menu gathers Guidance, Skills and the agent settings.
- Signing in takes your username or email first, then your password after Next.
- Recent spaces in the space menu lists spaces in the order you last opened them.
- A space with one manuscript shows no manuscript picker in the chat input; it appears once you add a second manuscript.
- Manuscript cards are one book size at any screen width.
- The face beside a commented paragraph is the size of the body text, centered on its line, and shows in narrow layouts too.
- Popovers, menus, tooltips, toasts and dialogs fade in and out where they are, and the
/and@lists in the chat open right above the input with one row highlighted. - The menu over the manuscript is the same frosted pill on desktop as on phones, text fields have a plain outline, dropdowns in Settings are as wide as their value, and number fields put − and + after the number.
- Settings, Restore and the plan window scroll at their right edge, and card outlines and dividers are equally light in every theme.
- Apply all in the correction menu applies every correction, and Page width in Settings > Editor is set with one number.
- Chat answers stay whole to the end when the browser translates the page.
- Subscribe buttons on the plan cards line up, the subscription tab shows your plan name and renewal date at the top, and cancelling or resuming always ends with a message.
- Emptying the trash deletes a space even when its world has an event with several participants.