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Navigation

Navigate your project using the project tree in the left sidebar.

Project Tree​

The project tree shows all your documents, folders, and worldbuilding elements in a hierarchical structure.

Basic Navigation​

  • Click a document or other item to open it in a tab
  • Click a folder to expand or collapse it
  • Double-click a folder to open its folder view (corkboard, outline, grid or list). With Clicking a Folder Opens It turned on, a single click does both
  • Right-click for context menu options
  • Drag and drop to reorganize elements
  • Press Enter on a focused item to open it (or to expand or collapse a folder)

Toolbar Buttons​

At the top of the project tree:

  • Home — Return to the project home tab
  • Search in Project — Open Project Search to find or browse elements

New elements are created with the Create button at the bottom of the project tree. See Managing Documents.

Element References​

Use @mentions to navigate between connected elements:

  1. Type @ in any document
  2. Search for characters, locations, or items
  3. Select to insert a clickable reference
  4. Click any reference to jump to that element

See Element References for details.

Tabs​

Open documents appear as tabs at the top of the editor. Click tabs to switch between open documents, or drag them to reorder. Right-click a tab for options like Close, Close Others, Rename or Open in New Window.

Press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + F (or click the search icon in the sidebar toolbar) to search across all documents in your project at once. Results show matching snippets with the search term highlighted, and clicking a result opens that document directly.

See Project Search for full details.

Find in Document​

Press Ctrl/Cmd + F while editing a document to open the find bar. This lets you search for text within the current document, navigate between matches, and optionally replace text. See The Editor — Find and Replace for full details.

The Media Library has a search bar (Search media, elements, or tags...). It matches a file's name, its ID, or its AI generation prompt, as well as the names of the elements and tags the file is linked to.