> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.studiograph.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Working together

> Edit live with your team, comment on anything, and step back through an entry's history.

Studiograph is built for teams working in the same entries at the same time — nothing to merge, nothing to email around.

## Live editing

When two people open the same entry, edits appear for both instantly. You can see other people's cursors as they type, and who else is viewing the entry.

## Autosave

Changes save as you type — there's no save button to remember. Press **⌘S** when you want to mark an explicit point in the entry's history, one you can find and return to later.

## Comments

Select any text in an entry — or a cell in a dataset — and click **Comment** to start a thread.

* Threads live in the comment rail beside the entry, under **Open** and **Resolved** tabs.
* Reply to keep a discussion going; resolve the thread when it's settled.
* Mention [the agent](/agent/chat) in a comment and it replies right in the thread — useful for asking it to fix or explain the passage you selected.

## Version history

The **History** tab in the entry's info rail lists the entry's saved versions (it appears once there's more than one).

<Steps>
  <Step title="Preview a version">
    Click a version to see the entry as it was then — a read-only preview with a "Viewing version" banner. Use the back control to return to the current version.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Restore it">
    Click **Restore** and confirm to bring that version back as the entry's current state.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Note>
  Restoring is non-destructive: it adds the old version on top of the history rather than rewinding it, so the newer state stays in history and nothing is lost.
</Note>