Records, and the five categories they live in
Every story note is filed under one of five types: People, Places, Clues, Lore, or Notes. Each record has a title, a short summary, and a status tag, and can be filtered by type or found with the search field, which matches on title, summary, and tags at once.
Add a record directly, or accept one an AI proposal already drafted for you (see below). Either way, the record stays a simple, searchable card -- there's no requirement to fill in every field before it's useful.
Letting AI find story notes in what you've already written
The Find story notes action reads the selected release version of each chapter or article section in the project and proposes a review list of people, places, clues, and lore it found explicitly stated in that prose.
Nothing is added to your story notes from that scan until you review the proposed list and accept it. You can discard the whole proposal, and accepted items still land as ordinary, editable records afterward.
A little reading. A little making.
Use this checklist as you try the workflow. Your notes stay in this browser, separate from your account.