Oct. 6, 2026
Publish · Share, World backlog, and World Setting
Your manuscript and World behind one link — Publish · Share
Showing someone your work no longer means sending files. With Publish · Share, you decide what other people see and who sees it. Open it only to people with the link, let it show up in search, or share a single page or node on its own.
Readers don't need to sign in. A World reads like an encyclopedia, node by node, and a manuscript opens on a cover and table of contents, then runs chapter to chapter.
Hear from readers on the page — public comments
Once your writing is out there, you'll want to know how it lands. Signed-in visitors can now select text on a shared page and leave a comment, and you read those comments in the editor alongside your own. The agent reads them too, as feedback from a reader.
Everything bound for the World, in one place — World backlog
As you write and talk things through, lore piles up that belongs in the World. Manuscript pages and items settled in chat that aren't in the World yet now wait in the World backlog, just below the chat input. See what's about to go in, drop anything you don't want, and file it all at once with Organize World.
World backlog guide → · Organize World guide →
The era and stage of the whole story — World Setting
Some lore doesn't belong to any one character or place: the era, the stage, the social order. The World Setting, at the top of the sidebar's World area, is where it goes. Settle it in chat — “let's set it in the present day” — and Organize World writes it there; the agent reads it whenever a draft or answer depends on the story's wider backdrop.
Ask for a relationship map — the agent draws on a Canvas
Drawing a character map by hand takes time. Now say “draw a relationship map of the characters” and the agent reads the relations in your World and lays them out on a Canvas, with families or factions grouped into sections. Ask for a timeline and it splits the Canvas into acts and places each event. It can also read an open Canvas back to you, and when you ask for one change — “move Anna next to Sara” — it leaves everything else alone.
Compare a past version with your manuscript now — History
Before going back to an old version, you want to know what will change. Open a version in History and it's now compared with your manuscript as it stands, marking what would come back and what would go. World nodes keep a history too, showing who set each value and when, and you can restore any point.
Also new
- Work a Canvas from the keyboard.
- Undo, copy, paste, and duplicate with shortcuts, gather cards into sections and groups, and pick line shapes and card colors.
- Export more.
- World nodes and whole node types, Canvases, and your Writing Style, Guidance, and World Setting can all be exported.
- See your World and manuscripts as cards.
- The World and each node type open as cards, and manuscripts can be shown as cards and dragged into order.
- Spaces you've visited stay on Home.
- Read someone's shared World or manuscript and you'll find it again under Recently visited spaces.
- An icon for every Space.
- In Settings, shuffle the shape and color until you get one you like.
- Several skills in one message.
- Attach more than one skill to a single request.
- Similar works checked before answering.
- Ask for ideas or the agent's take on a plan and it first checks on the web how similar stories handle it.
- Everything deleted in one list.
- The Archive gathers deleted items of every kind, newest first, and you can select several and restore them at once.