Trame Help Center

From the project list, click New project and follow the onboarding.

Left: your chapters and scenes. Center: the page where you write. Right: the Cortex panel — the one keeping watch over your story as you move forward.

It analyzes what you write and shows two kinds of things: suggestions (a character or place to add to your story's memory) and alerts (a possible contradiction with what you've already established). It's designed to stay silent when unsure.

Golden rule: Trame suggests, you decide. "Confirm" writes a fact into your story's memory — Cortex will use it to keep watch. "Dismiss" sets the suggestion or alert aside, and Cortex learns to stay quiet about that case.

If Cortex talks more than you'd like: project menu → Alert settings. You can mute entire families of alerts there, and turn them back on anytime.

Every confirmed character, place or object has its own entry: appearance, relationships, established facts, the chapters where it appears. These entries are what Cortex checks your writing against.

Project menu → Import to bring in an existing manuscript (an excerpt is enough to start). Export to leave with all of your work, anytime — your words belong to you.