Live editing
When two people open the same entry, edits appear for both instantly, and you see each other’s cursors once they click into the text. Datasets and artifacts work the same way. To see who’s around, look for avatars on list rows, cards, and folders in the sidebar, or open Everyone here at the bottom of the screen — it lists who’s online and what each person has open. If the live connection drops, a notice appears above the entry and editing pauses until it’s back — use Retry or Reload if it asks.Autosave
Changes save as you type — there’s no save button to remember. Studiograph records a version in the entry’s history after a few quiet minutes, when you leave the entry, or when you press ⌘S to mark an explicit point you can return to later.Comments
Select any text in an entry and click Comment to start a thread on it. In a dataset, select a cell and choose Comment. To comment on the entry as a whole — the only kind of comment on an artifact — open the Comments panel and click Add comment on entry.- The Comments button in the entry’s toolbar opens the panel; a dot on it means the entry has comments. Switch between Open and Resolved threads at the top of the panel.
- Reply to keep a discussion going; Resolve the thread when it’s settled, and Reopen it if it isn’t. Edit or delete your own comments from their … menu.
- Type @ to mention a teammate — they’re notified under the Notifications bell in the top bar.
- Mention @Studio, the agent, and it replies right in the thread — useful for asking it to fix or explain the passage you selected. Once it has replied, it follows the rest of the thread without being mentioned again.
Version history
Open the entry’s … menu and choose Panels → History to list the entry’s saved versions, newest first, with who made each change.1
Preview a version
Click a version to see the entry as it was then — a read-only preview with a Viewing version banner. Changes shows what’s different from now, and Back to current (or Esc) returns you to the current version.
2
Restore it
Click Restore and confirm to bring that version back as the entry’s current state.
Restoring is non-destructive: the current version is kept in history, so you can always restore back to it.