Review a winning draft line as a whole document, click Incorporate to land it on your target line, and return to the named save point when you need it.
About 4 minutes in Plot
Each step matches visible UI in the editor.
In Plot, open the draft line that won — an alternate ending, a room rewrite, or a table-read version that beat Main. That is the source. You will incorporate it into the line you keep living in, usually Main.
Pick the parallel version with the good stuff
Open the draft line that won
Open version history and choose Incorporate into… then select your target — usually Main. Plot opens a locked whole-document preview. Nothing has landed yet. Today the preview is the whole document.
Locked whole-document preview — then click Incorporate
Review the whole-document preview
Review the moved scenes and rewritten dialogue, then click Incorporate to land the whole source document on your target line. Use a take for one-scene experiments, or Agent Mode for a scene or an act; Agent Mode changes are reviewed on your own line’s markup rail.
Click Incorporate — the whole document lands
Click Incorporate to land it
Incorporate already names a save point on the landed draft — usually Incorporated plus the source line. Use that moment. A second save on the same pages does not add a new baseline.
The incorporate save point — usually Incorporated plus the source line
Keep the incorporate save point
Leave the source draft line for reference or delete it once incorporated. Your history stays searchable either way.
Parallel takes without duplicate files
Keep the source draft line or archive it
