# Co-write in a writers' room

> Invite collaborators to the same Plot project, see presence in the editor, and keep named save points when notes get heavy.

About 4 minutes in Plot

## Follow along in Plot

Each step matches visible UI in the editor.

1. [Create or open a shared project](https://www.inkwell.software/resources/guides/collaboration#step-1)

   Start a Plot screenplay and invite collaborators from the project share panel.

   _One project, one structured draft_

2. [See presence in the editor](https://www.inkwell.software/resources/guides/collaboration#step-2)

   When someone else is in the scene, presence indicators show who is where — no silent overwrites on the same line.

   _Who is in this scene right now_

3. [Comment without breaking flow](https://www.inkwell.software/resources/guides/collaboration#step-3)

   Leave inline comments on lines or scenes. Comments stay attached to the structured node, not lost in a chat thread.

   _Notes anchored to the draft_

4. [Name save points after table reads](https://www.inkwell.software/resources/guides/collaboration#step-4)

   After a read or room session, create a named save point — Table read 3/12 — so everyone can compare tomorrow’s draft with it.

   _Room notes need named moments_

5. [Land the winning take later](https://www.inkwell.software/resources/guides/collaboration#step-5)

   Use a draft line for a whole-script experiment and a take for one scene. Agent Mode can work on a scene or an act; review its changes on the markup rail of your own draft line.

   _Alternate endings without forked folders_

## Related reading

- [Writers' room landing](https://www.inkwell.software/for/writers-room): room positioning
- [Room workflow](https://www.inkwell.software/resources/guides/writers-room-workflow): end-to-end guide
- [Collaboration](https://www.inkwell.software/glossary/collaboration): glossary entry

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