MyWorld — Your Personal Take on the Room's World

• Canonical World— The room's shared, official entity graph. Controlled by owners and moderators.
• MyWorld — Your personal entity graph. Private to you. One per room.
• Linked Entities — Entities in your MyWorld that are connected to canonical entities. You can annotate them without changing the original.
• Original Entities — Entities you create from scratch in your MyWorld. These only exist in your personal world.
• PA Co-Investigator — Your Personal Assistant becomes aware of your MyWorld when you open it from inside a study room. It can reason across both the canonical and personal worlds.

• Mystery investigations — Build your own suspect list, timeline, and theory of the case.
• Research rooms— Develop your personal analysis framework alongside the group's shared corpus.
• Corporate strategy— Model your own scenario hypothesis against the team's baseline.
• Family archives — Annotate your branch of the family tree with personal memories.
• Book clubs — Track your own character theories and plot predictions.

MyWorld is a premium feature. In free Starter meeting rooms, the World and MyWorld features are locked behind a Reader+ upgrade prompt. Members will see the MyWorld tab with a lock icon and an upgrade CTA.

Once enabled, members will see a 🧭 My Worldtab in the room's Bookshelf dropdown navigation. They can also find a button on the World page itself. Encourage adoption by:

• Posting an announcement: “I've enabled personal worlds — open your PA and start building your own theory of the case!”
• Linking to this tutorial in your room's welcome message.
• Creating a few example entities in the canonical world so members have something to annotate and build from.

There are two ways to add entities to your MyWorld:

1. From the canonical world — Hover over any entity in the left column and click + Add. The entity is linked to the canonical version — if the room updates it, you see the latest. But you can add your own description, confidence level, and notes on top.
2. From scratch— Use the “Create New Entity” form at the bottom of the My World column. Enter a name, pick a type (Character, Place, Timeline, Object, Context), and click Add. These entities are entirely yours — they don't exist in the canonical world.

Hover over any entity in your My World column and click Edit to open the entity editor. You can change the name, type, description, and confidence level. Click Delete to remove the entity and all its relationships.

MyWorld uses the same five entity types as the canonical world:

Each entity can have a confidence level that signals how certain you are about it:

• CONFIRMED — You're certain. Backed by evidence or primary sources.
• ALLEGED — Reported or claimed, but not verified. Treat with caution.
• SPECULATIVE — Your hunch or theory. Worth exploring but unproven.

Relationships connect entities in your MyWorld. They are typed links with a label — for example:

• Charles Ashford → suspects → Margaret Cole
• Margaret Cole → visited → Langley Manor
• The Will → owned by → Charles Ashford

To create a relationship, click + Add Relationship in the Relationships section. Pick a source entity, type a label, and pick a target entity. Relationships help the AI understand the structure of your theory.

1. Open your PA popup while you're in the study room (click the PA icon in the sidebar or press the keyboard shortcut).
2. The PA detects which room you're in and loads both the canonical entities and your MyWorld entities into its context.
3. Ask questions about yourworld using “my” language — “who are the characters in my world?”, “what connections am I missing?”, “does my timeline contradict the main timeline?”

The first available analysis type is ENTITY_GAP. It compares your MyWorld to the canonical world and suggests entities you might be missing:

Additional analysis types are planned for future releases:

• RELATIONSHIP_SUGGEST— “What connections might exist between X and Y?”
• TIMELINE_RECONCILE— “Does my timeline have contradictions?”
• COHERENCE_CHECK— “How internally consistent is my theory?”
• CUSTOM_QUERY — Free-form questions against your world graph.

Navigate to your study room and click the My World tab. Click Create My World and give it a title: “The Partner Did It”.

Your MyWorld loads with the canonical world's entities visible as a reference on the left — but your personal world on the right is empty. This is your blank canvas.

Relationships are where your theory takes shape. Each connection is a statement about how entities relate.

The canonical timeline places Carlo's death between 10pm and midnight on January 14. Your theory requires a different sequence.

You have a solid suspect theory — 8 entities and 7 relationships. Now ask the AI if it spots gaps.

Open your PA popup from inside the study room. It now knows about both the canonical world and your MyWorld.

After an hour of focused work, your MyWorld now contains:

Your theory — that Serena Voss, motivated by financial gain, was present at the scene during the critical window and had means and opportunity — is now a structured, analyzable world graph. The PA has validated its internal consistency and flagged gaps for further investigation.

And here's the key: none of this is visible to other room members. The canonical world is unchanged. You can choose to share your theory when you're ready — or keep refining it until you have a compelling case to present.

The room owner has not enabled MyWorld, or your role does not meet the access threshold. Ask the room owner to check the MyWorld Access setting at the room's World settings page.

Make sure you're opening the PA from inside the study room— the PA detects room context based on which page you're on. If you open the PA from the dashboard or another page, it won't have room context.

Also, use “my” language in your questions — “characters in myworld” not just “characters in the world.”

AI analysis costs credits. You can top up your credit balance through the billing dashboard. Your MyWorld and all its entities are preserved — you just need credits to run new analyses.

Your MyWorld is preserved when you leave a room and restored when you rejoin. If you were removed from the room, your MyWorld is soft-deleted — it will be restored if you rejoin, but you won't be able to access it while you're not a member.