Drafts are live — the AI sees them now in Simulate / Interrogate / Observe. Promoting sends an item to Canon Review, where it goes invisible to the AI until you approve it. Approving writes it to the world bible permanently.
Why add my own key?
The shared server key gives you 25 Claude calls per day. Adding your own Anthropic API key removes that cap — every call goes through your own billing instead of the shared key.
Cost: typically a few cents per session. Short prompts on Haiku are near-free; long extraction passes on Sonnet cost ~1–5¢ each. You only pay for what you use.
Setup: Create a key at console.anthropic.com/settings/keys, add a few dollars of credit under Billing, then paste the key above and click Save.
Privacy: Your key is stored only on your account, is never shared with other users, and is not visible to the admin. It's used only for your own calls. You can remove it any time by clearing the field and saving.
Generate single-use codes for new users to register.
Locked-out testers land here (from the login screen or from Settings). Reset issues a temporary password, shown to you once — send it out-of-band (Discord/WhatsApp) and it is never stored or shown again. Resetting signs the user out everywhere and forces them to set a new password before they can do any further work.
Suggestions from your own archive — click one to fill the setup, or plan the scene yourself below.
Try: draft the fallout of your world’s most recent event — the turn is the only required field.
Advanced
Author Voices
Profiled from your OWN Library prose — analysed once, reused across every render. Mark one active and your scenes render in it; it supersedes the quick few-shot.Fill in the scene above, then Generate. You'll watch the director drive the scene to its turn, the render chain compose it in your voice, and the Beat Cop check it against canon before it lands in your Library.
Import your prose, extract characters, and interrogate your world.
Begin with a blank workspace and build your world from scratch — add characters, timeline, and locations by hand, or grow them as you write. Then run Simulate, Interrogate, or Observe against your own canon.
Upload your manuscript (.txt or .docx) or paste chapters in Library → Import. Works best with up to ~50,000 words per extraction pass. You can always add more later.
