Example: Collaborative Session

Run live sessions with shared context: co-edit relationship maps, track notes, and keep everyone aligned.

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Shared Collections

Share a collection with players or co-writers to collaborate in real time while you control who can edit.

Invite collaborators by role
Keep a "session" section for quick access
Attach reference images and handouts

Co-editing & Notes

Update maps as events unfold and jot quick notes with tags for follow-ups or reveals.

Mark new relationships during play
Flag items with "plot-hook", "rumor", "todo"
Use consistent names for fast search

Roles & Access

Choose who can edit vs. view so the session runs smoothly and edits don't conflict.

Viewer / Editor / Owner
Limit edits to designated scribes
Review sharing before sessions

Steps

Prepare a collection and share it with your group (set roles appropriately).
Create a "session-notes" section and tag notes by arc or chapter.
Open your relationship map; update edges as events unfold.
Flag new hooks or clues with tags so they're easy to find later.

Tips

Nominate one editor to avoid conflicting updates during tense scenes.
Use short, consistent tag vocabularies to keep things searchable.
After the session, review "todo" and "plot-hook" tags to plan next time.

Collaborative Session Preview

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Collaborative Session Demo

Entities (4)

Gate Incident Log

Agenda

Mira (Scribe)

Player

Scene 6: Broken Gate

Agenda

Shadow Courier Rumor

Hook

4 entities

3 relationships

Collections

Maps