Writing and the Editor

The main panel is a plain-text Markdown editor, borderless and filling the whole Editor tab — clicking anywhere in it, including below the last line of a short document, places the cursor there.

• Ctrl+S (or Cmd+S on macOS) saves explicitly. The document also saves automatically when it loses focus (e.g. you click into the binder or another panel).
• There’s currently no multi-tab editing — opening a document replaces whatever’s currently open (saving it first if it has unsaved changes).
• File > Open Document… (or Ctrl+P) opens an fzf-style quick-switcher: type a few letters and it fuzzy-matches against every document’s path, best match first — a query doesn’t need to be a contiguous substring, so e.g. “ch1sc2” can match “Chapter 1/Scene 2”. Use Up/Down to change the highlighted result, Enter or a click to open it, Escape to cancel.
• File > Close Document (or Ctrl+W) saves the current document if it has unsaved changes, then closes it — there’s no save/discard/cancel prompt, matching the same silent-autosave behavior as opening a different document.
• Exiting the app (File > Exit, Ctrl+Q, or closing the window) is different: if the open document has unsaved changes, or a Story Card editor is open with an uncommitted draft (see Story Cards), a Save / Discard / Cancel prompt appears instead of closing immediately. Save writes the document (and the card draft, if any) before exiting; Discard drops both without writing them; Cancel leaves the app open exactly as it was.