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The shortest path through everything that is new: one project, one scene, a save point, a draft line, an AI pass, and the changes it proposes.

Start writing in Plot from a blank page, a starter template, a Final Draft or Fountain script, or a Word document, and find it again on the projects page.

Bring an .fdx or Fountain file into Plot with scene headings, characters, and dialogue intact, and read the import report before you write.

Type a scene heading, move between screenplay elements with Tab, accept a ghost-text suggestion, and reach any command from the palette.

Name the moment your draft is in so you can compare against it later or bring it back, in one shortcut from the page.

Open a parallel version of the whole script, rewrite freely, switch back and forth, and bring the better version home when you decide.

Tell the Dramaturg what to change in a scene, read the changes it puts on your page, and decide on each one — or run a named skill from the Skills tab.

Move through proposed changes one at a time, accept or reject each in place, and make a save point that records what you kept.

What the two sidebars hold, what the command palette can reach, and the handful of shortcuts that open and close each panel.