Worlds

A world is a self-contained universe — its own entities, lore, collaborators, and subscription. You can own several, and each is independent. The portal is where you create worlds, browse their contents, and manage their settings; creating and editing the content inside a world (entities, lore, relationships) is done by connecting an AI tool.

Switching between worlds

The Worlds list shows every world you own or collaborate on, with its name, label, and entity count. Select one to open its dashboard.

The world dashboard

The dashboard is the home page for a single world. It shows the world’s name, label, and description, along with the entity types defined for it (for example Person, Place, Event). Select a type to browse the entities of that kind.

The default schema

Every world starts from the same general-purpose default schema — a ready-made set of entity types (Person, Place, Event, Group, Project, Interest, Item, Reference, Rule) and the relationship types that connect them — so you’re never staring at a blank page. You pick a starting template in the creation wizard; today the general-purpose My World template seeds exactly this schema.

A new world also has you pick a starting point for its world instructions — the brief a connected AI reads to understand how you want to use the world. From the new world’s dashboard, a Finish setup step lets you keep the default onboarding instructions or choose a ready-made template; either way you can change it later. See Pick a starting point for a new world.

That one schema adapts to whatever you’re building: fiction, a team’s shared canon, a personal knowledge base, or a CRM. You extend it with your own entity types and relationships as you go, and steer how it’s used with world instructions — see World instructions examples. For the full list of starting types, see the Data model.

World settings

Open a world’s Settings to manage it. The sections are:

• General — edit the world’s name, label, and description, and export the world. Owners and editors can change the details (viewers see them read-only); export is owner-only.
• World instructions — standing instructions for AI tools working in this world, so they stay in your world’s voice and conventions. The owner edits them, and can let editors edit them too.
• API connections — the world’s MCP endpoint and the API keys used to connect AI tools.
• Collaborators — invite teammates and manage their roles. See Collaborators and permissions.
• Billing — change plans, payment method, and invoices (owner only). See How pricing works.

Exporting a world

Owners can download a world as a portable backup. Open Settings → General → Export and choose Download this world to get a JSON bundle of the world — its entity types, relationship types, entities (with their lore), and relationships.

It’s a snapshot you can keep or hand off. To export everything you own at once — your profile and every world together — use the account-level Download your data instead.

Leaving a world

If you’re a collaborator (not the owner) on a world, you can leave it from Settings → Collaborators.