Also known as bring across · fold in
Land a winning draft line onto the line you keep. Today the whole document moves. A take or Agent Mode covers one scene now; incorporate selected scenes is how the land is planned to get finer.
Incorporate is how a winning full draft line becomes the draft you keep living in. Today the whole document lands on the line you named as the target — usually Main — and the source line is archived afterward. Plot opens a locked whole-document preview first; nothing has landed until you click Incorporate.
If you only need to try another joke, button, or act landing today, open a take for a scene or act, or run Agent Mode on that range, then keep the winner. That is the path for one scene now, while incorporate still lands the whole winning draft line after you preview it and click Incorporate.
Incorporate already names a save point on the landed draft — usually Incorporated plus the source line — so the room has a labeled baseline without a second save on the same pages. If a guide tells you to create another named save immediately after, skip it; identical content does not add a new moment.
Not today. Incorporate lands the winning draft line as a whole. For a scene-scoped experiment now, open a take or run Agent Mode on that scene, then keep the winner.
The source line is archived after it lands on the target. Keep a save point beforehand if you still need a labeled copy of either side.
Incorporate when a full parallel document should become the living draft. Use a take when the experiment is scene- or act-scoped and you want to promote locally.
Yes. Today the whole winning draft line lands, and a take or Agent Mode covers one scene now. Incorporate selected scenes is how that land is planned to get finer.
