Documentation

PlotLoom documentation — structured canon, Loom Check, proposals, and export, explained without ceremony.

PlotLoom is the story engine that keeps your serialized fiction's canon consistent. Your story lives as structured canon — characters, places, world rules, a timeline — and every chapter is checked against it.

A few ideas worth knowing before you start:

Canon is the source of truth: characters, world entries, axioms, and the event timeline for a project.
Loom Check reads a chapter against all prior canon and leaves margin notes — dropped threads, timeline tangles, unfired Chekhov guns — in an editor's voice, never an error log.
Proposals are how AI touches canon: every suggestion (from a draft, an import, or the Writing Room) lands as a reviewable proposal. Nothing merges without your approval.
Export is always available: chapters as Markdown, HTML, or docx; the whole project as a structured YAML zip that can be restored later.

More pages will land here as the product settles. If something is unclear, contact us.

A few ideas worth knowing before you start:

Canon is the source of truth: characters, world entries, axioms, and the event timeline for a project.
Loom Check reads a chapter against all prior canon and leaves margin notes — dropped threads, timeline tangles, unfired Chekhov guns — in an editor's voice, never an error log.
Proposals are how AI touches canon: every suggestion (from a draft, an import, or the Writing Room) lands as a reviewable proposal. Nothing merges without your approval.
Export is always available: chapters as Markdown, HTML, or docx; the whole project as a structured YAML zip that can be restored later.

More pages will land here as the product settles. If something is unclear, contact us.