@gentbajko/slopify 3.9.1 → 3.10.0

package/dist/tutorials/Home-and-Projects.md

@@ -16,16 +16,16 @@ From top to bottom:
 | --- | --- |
 | Logo | The Slopify play logo and name, with the version you are running beside it (for example `v3.0.0`). Click it to go Home. |
 | **Search or run a command** | Opens the command palette (`Ctrl+K`). |
-| Destinations | **Home**, **Projects**, **Calendar** (also lit on Schedules), **Channels**, **Library** (Prompts, Intros & Outros, Templates, Document themes, Narration aliases), **Settings** (also lit on Usage). |
+| Destinations | **Home**, **Projects**, **Calendar** (also lit on Schedules), **Channels**, **Library** (Templates; Prompts, Intros & outros, PDF themes, Narration aliases; A/B results), **Settings** (also lit on Usage). |
 | **N running** | Shown while runs are going. It links to Running now on Home. |
 | **Channel** | The channel picker (see below). |
-| **New project** | Opens Play (`C` from anywhere). |
+| **Create** | Opens Play to make a new project (`C` from anywhere). |
 | Links | **GitHub**, **Patreon** and **Buy Me a Coffee**, each opening in a new tab. |
-| Foot | "Free. Your keys, your machine.", the updates button (circular arrows, see [Updating and Patch Notes](Updating-and-Patch-Notes)) and the tutorial button (question mark, **Start interactive tutorial**). |
+| Foot | "Free. Your keys, your machine.", the updates button (circular arrows, see [Updating and Patch Notes](Updating-and-Patch-Notes)), the **Tutorials** button (book, the guides; its page also has **Welcome screen**) and the tutorial button (question mark, **Start interactive tutorial**). |
 
 ### On a phone
 
-Below 768 pixels wide the sidebar is hidden. A slim bar at the top holds the logo, the search button, the running count, the GitHub, Patreon and Buy Me a Coffee icons, the updates button and the tutorial button. A bottom bar has five destinations: Home, Projects, Calendar, Library and Settings. Channels is reachable from the command palette, and the Channel picker sits at the top of Home.
+Below 768 pixels wide the sidebar is hidden. A slim bar at the top holds the logo, the search button, the running count, the GitHub, Patreon and Buy Me a Coffee icons, the updates button and the tutorial button. A bottom bar has all six destinations: Home, Projects, Calendar, Channels, Library and Settings. The Channel picker sits at the top of Home.
 
 ### Rows open with one press
 
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ In every list, a press anywhere on a row or tile opens or picks it, not only on
 
 ### The command palette
 
-Press `Ctrl+K`, or click **Search or run a command**, to jump anywhere or run an action by typing. The **Go to** group has **Open home**, **Open projects**, **Open calendar**, **Open schedules**, **Open channels**, **Open library**, **Open settings**, **Open usage and costs** and **Show patch notes**. **New project** opens Play. The **Channel** group has **Show all channels** and **Switch to <channel>**. See [Keyboard Shortcuts and Command Palette](Keyboard-Shortcuts-and-Command-Palette).
+Press `Ctrl+K`, or click **Search or run a command**, to jump anywhere or run an action by typing. The **Go to** group has **Open home**, **Open projects**, **Open calendar**, **Open schedules**, **Open channels**, **Open library**, **Open settings**, **Open usage and costs**, **Open tutorials** and **Show patch notes**. **Create** opens Play. The **Channel** group has **Show all channels** and **Switch to <channel>**. See [Keyboard Shortcuts and Command Palette](Keyboard-Shortcuts-and-Command-Palette).
 
 ### The Channel picker
 
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ On a fresh install, Home sends you to the first-run screen once. See [First Laun
 
 ### Needs you
 
-Things that don't move on until you act:
+One work list: the things that don't move on until you act, then the finished videos ready to upload.
 
 | Item | Status | Button |
 | --- | --- | --- |
@@ -57,10 +57,11 @@ Things that don't move on until you act:
 | A run whose next step is held another way | **Waiting for you** | **Open to continue** |
 | A run you paused | **Paused** | **Open to continue** |
 | Topics a schedule suggested | **N new topics** | **Review topics**, on the calendar: queue the ones you want and reject the rest. |
-| A failed run | **Failed · <step>**, with a short reason | The fix to try: a button to Settings → Providers or Storage when that is the fix, otherwise **Open to retry**. |
+| A failed run | **Failed · <step>**, with a short reason | The fix to try: a button to Settings → Providers or Backup & storage when that is the fix, otherwise **Open to retry**. |
 | A run that failed because a CLI is signed out | **Failed · <step>** | **Copy sign-in command** copies the command (`claude auth login`, `codex login` or `gemini`). Run it in a terminal on the computer running Slopify, then **Open to retry** and press **Check again** on the project. |
+| A finished video you have not marked uploaded | **Ready to upload** | **Prepare upload** lists everything YouTube Studio asks for, with Copy buttons (Slopify never uploads for you; see [Publishing to YouTube](Publishing-to-YouTube)). **Mark uploaded** takes it off the list, with **Undo** in the notice; Projects still has it. |
 
-Up to 4 failed runs show here. Only the first item's button is lime; the rest are plain buttons. The heading says how many things are waiting, or **Nothing is waiting for a decision**. See [Reviews and Checkpoints](Reviews-and-Checkpoints), [Schedules](Schedules) and [Recovery and Retries](Recovery-and-Retries).
+Up to 4 failed runs and 4 videos ready to upload show here; **See all N ready to upload** opens Projects filtered to them. The bundled samples never show as ready to upload. Only the first item's button is lime; the rest are plain buttons. The heading says how many decisions are waiting and how many videos are ready to upload. With nothing waiting and nothing running, Home says **Nothing needs you and nothing is running**. See [Reviews and Checkpoints](Reviews-and-Checkpoints), [Schedules](Schedules) and [Recovery and Retries](Recovery-and-Retries).
 
 ### Running now
 
@@ -75,13 +76,6 @@ Time left comes from the step's own pace once it has counted something, otherwis
 
 The schedule runs due in the next 7 days, with the template and topic each will use, up to 6. Paused schedules show too. **Calendar** opens the calendar to plan or move runs. With none it says **No scheduled runs this week. Plan some on the calendar.** See [Calendar](Calendar).
 
-### Ready to upload
-
-Finished videos you have not marked uploaded, up to 4. The bundled samples never show here.
-
-- **Prepare upload** lists everything YouTube Studio asks for, with Copy buttons. Slopify never uploads for you. See [Publishing to YouTube](Publishing-to-YouTube).
-- **Mark uploaded** takes the video off this list. Projects still has it.
-
 ### This week
 
 Since Monday, for the picked channel:
@@ -98,7 +92,7 @@ See [Costs and Run Cost](Costs-and-Run-Cost).
 
 **Where to find it:** the sidebar → **Projects**.
 
-Every run ever started, newest first, for the channel picked in the sidebar. The heading says how many projects there are and for which channel. **New project** opens Play.
+Every run ever started, newest first unless you pick another order, for the channel picked in the sidebar. The heading says how many projects there are and for which channel. **New project** opens Play.
 
 ### Search and filter
 
@@ -114,7 +108,9 @@ Every run ever started, newest first, for the channel picked in the sidebar. The
 | **Ready to upload** | Finished videos not marked uploaded. |
 | **Failed** | Failed projects and those **Done with problems**. |
 
-The filter is part of the address, so a link can open Projects on it: `/projects?show=running`, `queued`, `waiting` (Needs you), `ready` or `failed`. Press `/` to jump to the search box. The command palette has shortcuts: **Show projects that need you**, **Show videos ready to upload** and **Show failed projects**.
+3. Pick an order beside the filter: **Newest first**, **Recently changed**, **Name (A–Z)** or **Status** (waiting for you first, then running, queued, failed and finished).
+
+The search, the filter and the order are part of the address, so Back from a project, a reload or a link opens Projects the same way: `/projects?show=running` (`queued`, `waiting` for Needs you, `ready` or `failed`), `?q=` for the search words and `?sort=changed`, `name` or `status`. The list draws 50 projects at a time; **Show N more** under it adds the next ones. Press `/` to jump to the search box. The command palette has shortcuts: **Show projects that need you**, **Show videos ready to upload** and **Show failed projects**.
 
 On a wide screen, **At a glance** beside the list counts the projects under each filter.
 
@@ -122,7 +118,8 @@ If nothing matches, the list says **No project matches. Clear the search or pick
 
 ### What each row shows
 
-- The title, with a **Sample** badge on the bundled samples. A press anywhere on the row opens the project.
+- A checkbox to select it (see [Work on several projects at once](#work-on-several-projects-at-once)).
+- The title, with a **Sample** badge on the bundled samples. A press anywhere on the row opens the project. A long title is cut short; hover it to read all of it.
 - For an audiobook that is a chapter of a book, **Book · Chapter N**.
 - What it was made of and when: the article prompt and format, for example `Documentary dossier · 16:9 · started …`.
 - A progress bar with **N% done** while it runs.
@@ -137,20 +134,34 @@ If nothing matches, the list says **No project matches. Clear the search or pick
 | **Done** | Finished. |
 | **Done with problems** | Finished, but part of it failed. |
 | **Failed** | Stopped with an error. |
-| **Canceled** | You cancelled it. |
+| **Canceled** | You canceled it. |
 
-- **Mark uploaded** on a finished video; once marked, an **Uploaded** badge with **Undo**.
+- **Mark uploaded** on a finished video; once marked, an **Uploaded** badge. For a day after marking, **Undo upload mark** puts it back on Ready to upload; after that, select it and press **Mark not uploaded**.
 - The delete button (bin icon).
 
+### Work on several projects at once
+
+Tick the checkbox on each row you want, or **Select all** above the list (it covers the rows shown: a search, a filter or Show more changes which). Shift+click ticks every row between two; Esc clears the selection. The bar above the list says how many are selected and offers:
+
+| Button | Does |
+| --- | --- |
+| **Mark uploaded** | Marks the selected finished videos uploaded. The others are left as they are. |
+| **Mark not uploaded** | Shown when a selected video is marked uploaded; puts it back on Ready to upload. |
+| **Move to channel…** then **Move to <channel>** | Moves the selected projects to another channel (with more than one channel). |
+| **Delete** | Asks first, then moves the selected projects to the trash. Running projects stay: cancel the run first. |
+| **Clear selection** | Unticks everything. |
+
+Each one says what it did in a notice with **Undo**: Undo after a delete restores the projects from the trash; after a move it sends each project back to its channel. There is no way to re-run several projects at once: each run costs money and is started from its own project page.
+
 ### Delete a project
 
 1. Press the bin icon on its row. While the project is running it is disabled: cancel the run first.
 2. Confirm with **Delete project** (or **Keep it** to back out).
-3. The project goes to the trash for 30 days. Restore it or delete it for good in Settings → **Trash**. See [Trash](Trash).
+3. The project goes to the trash for 30 days. The notice that says so has **Undo**; later, restore it or delete it for good in Settings → **Backup & storage** → **Trash**. See [Trash](Trash).
 
 ### The video queue
 
-Videos started together (a batch from Play, for example) run one at a time. The queue itself is on the Calendar, under **Batch queue**, numbered in the order they run (see [Calendar](Calendar#the-batch-queue)); Projects only links to it (**Video queue** → **Open calendar**) and has the **Queued** filter. Pausing a project holds the queue; when one fails or is cancelled, the next one starts. The project page has the same list behind a **Queue · N** button in its right rail. See [Templates](Templates) and [Schedules](Schedules) for batches.
+Videos started together (a batch from Play, for example) run one at a time. The queue itself is on the Calendar, under **Batch queue**, numbered in the order they run (see [Calendar](Calendar#the-batch-queue)); Projects only links to it (**Video queue** → **Open calendar**) and has the **Queued** filter. Pausing a project holds the queue; when one fails or is canceled, the next one starts. The project page has the same list behind a **Queue · N** button in its right rail. See [Templates](Templates) and [Schedules](Schedules) for batches.
 
 ### When there are no projects
 

package/dist/tutorials/Intros-and-Outros.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Intros and outros are short narrated passages read before and after the body of a video, in the same voice: a greeting, a series tagline, a sign-off, a call to subscribe. Write one as fixed text, or as an instruction the text model answers fresh for each video.
 
-**Where to find it:** **Library → Intros & Outros**. Pick them on Play in the **Intro** and **Outro** pickers (Narration row → **Audio Advanced**), in **Edit project**, or as a channel default in the channel's brand kit.
+**Where to find it:** **Library → Intros & outros**. Pick them on Play in the **Intro** and **Outro** pickers (Narration row → **More audio settings**), in **Edit project**, or as a channel default in the channel's brand kit.
 
 ## Text or LLM
 
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Either way the intro or outro is narrated as its own audio file with the run's v
 
 ## Write an intro or outro
 
-1. Open **Library → Intros & Outros**.
+1. Open **Library → Intros & outros**.
 2. Choose **Intros** or **Outros** with **Entry category**.
 3. Press **New intro or outro**.
 4. Fill in the editor:
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ the listener can think about tonight. Do not ask them to subscribe.
 
 **On Play:**
 
-1. Open the **Narration** row with **Change**, then open **Audio Advanced**.
+1. Open the **Narration** row with **Change**, then open **More audio settings**.
 2. Pick an entry in **Intro** and, if you like, in **Outro**. **Off** reads none.
 3. Fill in any new keyword fields the entry added.
 
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Entries have the same row actions as prompts:
 | **Duplicate** | Opens the editor with a copy to rename and save. |
 | **Use in Play** | Picks the entry in the open Play draft. |
 | **History** | Versions, compare and **Used by**, exactly as for prompts. See [Prompts](Prompts#history-and-versions). |
-| **Delete** | Asks first, then moves it to **Settings → Trash** for 30 days. |
+| **Delete** | Asks first, then moves it to **Settings → Backup & storage → Trash** for 30 days. |
 
 Use **Search intros and outros** (`/`) to find one by name. The pencil beside a name renames the entry in its row, with **Undo** on the notice; see [Rename in the row](Library-Overview#rename-in-the-row).
 

package/dist/tutorials/Keyboard-Shortcuts-and-Command-Palette.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ The command palette lets you reach every screen, every project and the frequent
 ## Use the command palette
 
 1. Press `Ctrl+K`.
-2. Type a few letters of what you want, such as `set` for **Open settings** or `back` for **Back up now**. Letters only need to appear in order, so `nwv` finds **New project**. Commands also match other words, for example `keys` finds **Open settings**. Several words match in any order across the command's name, the project it acts on and its other words: `cleopatra regenerate image 3` finds **Regenerate image 3 in Cleopatra**.
+2. Type a few letters of what you want, such as `set` for **Open settings** or `back` for **Back up now**. Letters only need to appear in order, so `crt` finds **Create**. Commands also match other words, for example `keys` finds **Open settings**. Several words match in any order across the command's name, the project it acts on and its other words: `cleopatra regenerate image 3` finds **Regenerate image 3 in Cleopatra**.
 3. Use `Up` and `Down` to move through the list, `Home` and `End` to jump to the first or last, and `Enter` to run the highlighted command. You can also click a command.
 4. Press `Esc` (or `Ctrl+K` again) to close the palette without running anything.
 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Press `?` anywhere (outside a text field) to see **Keyboard shortcuts**: every k
 |---|---|---|
 | `Ctrl+K` / `Cmd+K` | Anywhere | Opens or closes the command palette. |
 | `?` | Anywhere | Shows the keyboard shortcuts. |
-| `C` | Anywhere | **New project** (opens Play). |
+| `C` | Anywhere | **Create** (opens Play). |
 | `G` then `H` | Anywhere | Go to Home. |
 | `G` then `P` | Anywhere | Go to Projects. |
 | `G` then `C` | Anywhere | Go to the Calendar. |
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Press `?` anywhere (outside a text field) to see **Keyboard shortcuts**: every k
 | `G` then `L` | Anywhere | Go to the Library. |
 | `G` then `K` | Anywhere | Go to Channels. |
 | `G` then `,` | Anywhere | Go to Settings. |
-| `/` | Projects, Library → Prompts, Library → Intros & Outros | Puts the cursor in the list's search box. |
+| `/` | Projects, Library → Prompts, Library → Intros & outros | Puts the cursor in the list's search box. |
 | `Shift+N` | A project page | Runs the project's next action (Approve, Try again, Prepare upload…). |
 | `Shift+D` | A project page | Copies the YouTube description. |
 | `Ctrl+S` / `Cmd+S` | The Library editors (prompts, intros and outros, document themes) | Saves, even while you are typing in a field. |
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Commands are grouped under headings in the palette. Group names below are the he
 
 | Command | What it does |
 |---|---|
-| **New project** (`C`) | Opens Play. |
+| **Create** (`C`) | Opens Play to make a new project. |
 | **Show all channels** | Shows every channel's projects, schedules and costs. |
 | **Switch to <channel>** | Shows one channel only. There is one command per channel. |
 

package/dist/tutorials/Library-Overview.md

@@ -2,21 +2,22 @@
 
 The Library holds the reusable pieces your videos are made from: prompts, intros and outros, templates, PDF document themes and narration aliases. Write a piece once and pick it on Play for every video that needs it.
 
-**Where to find it:** **Library** in the sidebar. It opens on **Prompts**; the tabs across the top switch sections.
+**Where to find it:** **Library** in the sidebar. It opens on **Prompts**; the tabs across the top switch sections. They come in three groups: **Setups** (what a project starts from), **Building blocks** (what those setups are made of) and **Results**.
 
-## The five tabs
+## The tabs
 
-| Tab | What it holds | Page |
-|---|---|---|
-| **Prompts** | The instructions for articles, images, thumbnails, narration cues, YouTube descriptions, shorts, reviews and multi-voice scripts, each with `{{keywords}}` where the subject goes | [Prompts](Prompts) |
-| **Intros & Outros** | Short narrated openings and closings, written as text or generated by the text model | [Intros and outros](Intros-and-Outros) |
-| **Templates** | Saved Play setups, and **Add pack** for the starter packs | [Templates](Templates) |
-| **Documents** | Document themes: the look of the PDF made from the article | [Document themes](Document-Themes) |
-| **Aliases** | Words the narrator says differently from how they are written, such as Dr. as Doctor | [Aliases and glossary](Narration-Aliases-and-Glossary) |
+| Group | Tab | What it holds | Page |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| Setups | **Templates** | Saved Play setups, and **Add pack** for the starter packs | [Templates](Templates) |
+| Building blocks | **Prompts** | The instructions for articles, images, thumbnails, narration cues, YouTube descriptions, shorts, reviews and multi-voice scripts, each with `{{keywords}}` where the subject goes | [Prompts](Prompts) |
+| Building blocks | **Intros & outros** | Short narrated openings and closings, written as text or generated by the text model | [Intros and outros](Intros-and-Outros) |
+| Building blocks | **PDF themes** | Document themes: the look of the PDF made from the article | [Document themes](Document-Themes) |
+| Building blocks | **Narration aliases** | Words the narrator says differently from how they are written, such as Dr. as Doctor | [Aliases and glossary](Narration-Aliases-and-Glossary) |
+| Results | **A/B results** | How the versions of an A/B test did | |
 
 ## What every Library list has
 
-Prompts, Intros & Outros and Templates share the same row actions, in the same order:
+Prompts, Intros & outros and Templates share the same row actions, in the same order:
 
 | Action | What it does |
 |---|---|
@@ -24,7 +25,7 @@ Prompts, Intros & Outros and Templates share the same row actions, in the same o
 | **Duplicate** | Opens the editor with a copy, for you to rename and save. (A template is copied as `<name> copy` at once.) |
 | **Use in Play** | Picks the item in your open Play draft and opens Play on the field that shows it. An article prompt switches the article to Generate, an image prompt is ticked with one image, a thumbnail prompt switches the thumbnail to From prompt, and a Description or Shorts prompt turns that step on. The rest of the draft stays as it was. The button is off while Play is starting a run. |
 | **History** | Opens the item's versions, a side-by-side compare, and what uses it. See [Prompts](Prompts#history-and-versions). |
-| **Delete** | Asks first, then moves the item to **Settings → Trash** for 30 days. See [Trash](Trash). |
+| **Delete** | Asks first, then moves the item to **Settings → Backup & storage → Trash** for 30 days. See [Trash](Trash). |
 
 Your document themes have Edit, Duplicate and Delete, but no Use in Play or History. Built-in themes can only be copied.
 
@@ -32,7 +33,7 @@ A press anywhere on a row picks it; the row's own buttons still do their own thi
 
 ### Rename in the row
 
-In Prompts, Intros & Outros and Templates, the pencil beside a name (**Rename <name>**) turns the name into a field. Type the new name and press **Save name** or Enter; `Esc` or **Cancel** keeps the old one. Only the name changes, and the notice ("Renamed “A” to “B”.") has **Undo**. A prompt's or entry's rename is one History version; a template's is a new template version.
+In Prompts, Intros & outros and Templates, the pencil beside a name (**Rename <name>**) turns the name into a field. Type the new name and press **Save name** or Enter; `Esc` or **Cancel** keeps the old one. Only the name changes, and the notice ("Renamed “A” to “B”.") has **Undo**. A prompt's or entry's rename is one History version; a template's is a new template version.
 
 ### Save with Ctrl+S
 
@@ -41,13 +42,13 @@ In the prompt, intro and outro and document theme editors, `Ctrl+S` (`Cmd+S`) sa
 ## Search and filter
 
 - **Prompts** has a **Prompt kind** picker (Article, Image, Thumbnail, Narration Preparation, YouTube Description, Shorts, Review, Script (speakers)) and **Search prompts**.
-- **Intros & Outros** has **Search intros and outros**.
+- **Intros & outros** has **Search intros and outros**.
 - **Templates** has **Show templates of** to filter by channel.
-- Press `/` on Prompts or Intros & Outros to jump to the search box.
+- Press `/` on Prompts or Intros & outros to jump to the search box.
 
 ## Command palette shortcuts
 
-Press `Ctrl+K` anywhere and type to find **New prompt**, **New intro or outro**, **New document theme**, **Open prompts**, **Open intros and outros**, **Open templates** or **Open document themes**. See [Keyboard and Ctrl+K](Keyboard-Shortcuts-and-Command-Palette).
+Press `Ctrl+K` anywhere and type to find **New prompt**, **New intro or outro**, **New PDF theme**, **Open prompts**, **Open intros and outros**, **Open templates** or **Open PDF themes**, or a saved item by name: **Open template <name>** (Templates with it shown beside the list), **Edit prompt <name>**, **Edit intro <name>** / **Edit outro <name>** and **Edit PDF theme <name>**. See [Keyboard and Ctrl+K](Keyboard-Shortcuts-and-Command-Palette).
 
 ## Starter packs
 

package/dist/tutorials/Multiple-Voices.md

@@ -116,17 +116,17 @@ The speaker takes the member's name and voice. Every run started later, whether
 
 ## Delivery tags
 
-With a **Narration Preparation** prompt picked (Narration row → **Audio Advanced**), each turn of a speaker on Inworld's TTS-2 model is prepared on its own before it is spoken. The text model sees the turn and who says it (for example `Rat (character)`) and adds cues:
+With a **Narration Preparation** prompt picked (Narration row → **More audio settings**), each turn of a speaker on Inworld's TTS-2 model is prepared on its own before it is spoken. The text model sees the turn and who says it (for example `Rat (character)`) and adds cues:
 
 - A spoken direction at the start of a sentence, such as `[say shyly and a little uncertainly]`, held until the next one or `[reset]`.
 - Non-verbal sounds where they happen: `[laugh]`, `[breathe]`, `[sigh]`, `[cough]`, `[clear throat]` and `[yawn]`.
 
-Each turn is its own request, so a direction never leaks into the next speaker, and every speaker on TTS-2 gets cues of their own. Turns of speakers on other voices, or on TTS-2 Flash (which ignores directions), are spoken as written. At least one speaker must be on TTS-2, or Play asks you to choose that model for a speaker or clear Narration Preparation under Narration → **Audio Advanced**. The Narration row's own model (which reads the intro and outro) must be Inworld TTS-2 too. The tags are only in what the voice is sent: captions, word timing, the MP3/M4B chapters and the script download never show them. See [Play-Narration](Play-Narration) for Narration Preparation itself.
+Each turn is its own request, so a direction never leaks into the next speaker, and every speaker on TTS-2 gets cues of their own. Turns of speakers on other voices, or on TTS-2 Flash (which ignores directions), are spoken as written. At least one speaker must be on TTS-2, or Play asks you to choose that model for a speaker or clear Narration Preparation under Narration → **More audio settings**. The Narration row's own model (which reads the intro and outro) must be Inworld TTS-2 too. The tags are only in what the voice is sent: captions, word timing, the MP3/M4B chapters and the script download never show them. See [Play-Narration](Play-Narration) for Narration Preparation itself.
 
 ## How the audio is made
 
 - Every turn is its own request in its speaker's voice, then the turns are joined with the gap between turns.
-- Narration aliases (Library → Aliases) apply to every turn.
+- Narration aliases (Library → Narration aliases) apply to every turn.
 - Changing one speaker's voice remakes only that speaker's turns.
 - With **Level the volume** on (the default for new runs), each turn is brought to one common loudness before joining, so a quiet host and a loud guest sit at the same level. The MP3 and M4B are mastered to the audio files volume (−18 LUFS by default).
 - **Pause between sentences** lengthens the quiet between sentences inside a turn; the gap between turns stays the Gap between turns.

package/dist/tutorials/Narration-Aliases-and-Glossary.md

@@ -2,13 +2,13 @@
 
 Two tools control how the narrator says words without changing what is written. **Narration aliases** swap a written form for a spoken one, such as `Dr.` said as "Doctor", with any generated voice. The **Pronunciation Glossary** gives exact IPA pronunciations for names, such as `Arda: /ˈɑɹdə/`, with Inworld's TTS-2 voices. In both cases the article, the transcript and the captions keep the written words; only the audio changes.
 
-**Where to find it:** aliases in **Library → Aliases**. Both switches are on Play under **Narration → Change → Audio Advanced**, and in **Edit project**. A project's glossary is shown on its **Article** section, in the **Pronunciation** tab.
+**Where to find it:** aliases in **Library → Narration aliases**. Both switches are on Play under **Narration → Change → More audio settings**, and in **Edit project**. A project's glossary is shown on its **Article** section, in the **Pronunciation** tab.
 
 ## Narration aliases
 
 ### Add aliases
 
-1. Open **Library → Aliases**.
+1. Open **Library → Narration aliases**.
 2. Press **Add alias**. A new row appears in the list, titled **Alias N**, with its fields under it.
 3. Fill in the row:
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Each row's title line sums it up, for example "Says Dr. as Doctor · whole word"
 
 ### Use aliases in a video
 
-1. On Play, open the **Narration** row with **Change**, then **Audio Advanced**.
+1. On Play, open the **Narration** row with **Change**, then **More audio settings**.
 2. Keep **Use narration aliases** on (the default for new drafts).
 3. Start the run.
 
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ A table with `Term | IPA` columns works too. If you paste your own article, add
 
 ### Turn it on
 
-1. On Play, open **Narration → Change → Audio Advanced**.
+1. On Play, open **Narration → Change → More audio settings**.
 2. Keep **Use Pronunciation Glossary** on (the default).
 3. Optional: keep **Also use pronunciations from my other projects** on (the default). It adds every term from your other projects' glossaries, copied when this project starts. This project's own glossary wins where they differ. Turn it off to use only this article's glossary.
 

package/dist/tutorials/PDF-Documents.md

@@ -8,17 +8,17 @@ Slopify can lay out your article as a styled PDF: a title page with the thumbnai
 
 1. On Play, open the **Outputs** row.
 2. In the **Document** rail, switch the source from **Off** to **Generate**.
-3. Pick a **Theme**: the built-in **Plain**, or one of your own themes from Library → Documents.
+3. Pick a **Theme**: the built-in **Plain**, or one of your own themes from Library → PDF themes.
 4. Start the run.
 
-The Document stage runs after the article (and the thumbnail, if there is one) is ready. A thumbnail that failed or was cancelled doesn't hold it back: the PDF is then laid out without a cover. It needs an article with some text; an empty article stops the stage with a message pointing you to Edit project → Article.
+The Document stage runs after the article (and the thumbnail, if there is one) is ready. A thumbnail that failed or was canceled doesn't hold it back: the PDF is then laid out without a cover. It needs an article with some text; an empty article stops the stage with a message pointing you to Edit project → Article.
 
 ## Options
 
 | Option | What it does | Default |
 |---|---|---|
 | **Document** source | **Generate** lays out a PDF of the article and title on this computer, in the theme you pick. It needs no provider and costs nothing. | Off |
-| **Theme** | How the PDF looks: the built-in **Plain** theme, or one of yours from **Library → Documents**. **Edit themes** opens the list. | Plain, or the channel's document theme |
+| **Theme** | How the PDF looks: the built-in **Plain** theme, or one of yours from **Library → PDF themes**. **Edit themes** opens the list. | Plain, or the channel's document theme |
 
 A theme of yours is copied into the project when you pick it. Editing the theme later leaves this project alone until you pick it again, so a PDF already made or queued never changes by surprise. A channel's brand kit can set a **Document theme** for its videos whose template picks none; see [Channels](Channels).
 
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ The title page uses the project's thumbnail as its cover when:
 - the thumbnail is a PNG, JPEG or WebP image, and
 - the theme's cover setting is on (it is in Plain).
 
-Otherwise the title page has no cover and the details sit in the theme's usual place. That includes a thumbnail step that failed or was cancelled: the PDF is made anyway, without a cover. If you make the thumbnail later, the PDF is marked outdated, so you can remake it with the cover. If the thumbnail file can't be read, the Document stage stops and asks you to regenerate or upload the thumbnail again, then use **Try again** on Document.
+Otherwise the title page has no cover and the details sit in the theme's usual place. That includes a thumbnail step that failed or was canceled: the PDF is made anyway, without a cover. If you make the thumbnail later, the PDF is marked outdated, so you can remake it with the cover. If the thumbnail file can't be read, the Document stage stops and asks you to regenerate or upload the thumbnail again, then use **Try again** on Document.
 
 ### Sources
 
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ While the stage runs it says "The PDF will be saved when rendering finishes." Th
 
 ## Tips
 
-- Use Library → Documents' live preview to try a theme on a sample article before you pick it for a project.
+- Use Library → PDF themes' live preview to try a theme on a sample article before you pick it for a project.
 - If a PDF has no cover, check that the project has a thumbnail and that it is a PNG, JPEG or WebP image.
 - Want the sources page filled? Make sure your Article prompt asks for a "Sources Consulted" section, and consider turning on research.
 

package/dist/tutorials/Play-Narration.md

@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ With **Provide**, the file is used as is: "Uploaded narration is used as-is; inc
 
 Under the voice is a **Speakers** disclosure. It reads "Narration, one voice" by default. Open it to pick an audiobook, podcast, radio drama or interview format with several speakers, each with their own voice. See [Multiple Voices](Multiple-Voices) for every speaker setting, and [Other Languages](Other-Languages) for narrating in another language.
 
-## Audio Advanced
+## More audio settings
 
-**Audio Advanced** is a disclosure under the voice. Its line says what is not at the default, for example `words · intro Welcome · glossary on`.
+**More audio settings** is a disclosure under the voice. Its line says what is not at the default, for example `words · intro Welcome · glossary on`.
 
 ### Chunking
 
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ To get a glossary, ask for one in your article prompt: a section in slash-delimi
 
 | Option | What it does | Default |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| **Use narration aliases** | Says the words listed in Library → Aliases the way they are written there, such as `Dr.` as `Doctor`, with any generated voice. They are copied when the project starts. The article and captions keep the written words. | On |
+| **Use narration aliases** | Says the words listed in Library → Narration aliases the way they are written there, such as `Dr.` as `Doctor`, with any generated voice. They are copied when the project starts. The article and captions keep the written words. | On |
 
 Manage the list in [Narration Aliases and Glossary](Narration-Aliases-and-Glossary).
 

package/dist/tutorials/Play-Outputs.md

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ The Document part lays out a PDF of the article and title on this computer, in t
 | Option | What it does | Default |
 | --- | --- | --- |
 | Document **Source** | **Off** or **Generate**. | Off |
-| **Theme** | How the PDF looks: the built-in **Plain** theme, or one of yours from Library → Documents. A theme of yours is copied into the project, so editing it later leaves this project alone until you pick it again. **Edit themes** opens the list. | Plain, or the channel's brand kit theme |
+| **Theme** | How the PDF looks: the built-in **Plain** theme, or one of yours from Library → PDF themes. A theme of yours is copied into the project, so editing it later leaves this project alone until you pick it again. **Edit themes** opens the list. | Plain, or the channel's brand kit theme |
 
 See [PDF Documents](PDF-Documents) and [Document Themes](Document-Themes).
 

package/dist/tutorials/Play-Overview.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Play is the screen where you set up a new video and start it. You pick a template (or none), type what the video is about, check the setup rows, and press the Play key. You get a project that writes the article, records the narration, draws the images and renders the video, plus any extra outputs you switched on.
 
-**Where to find it:** **New project** in the sidebar, **New project** on Home or Projects, `Ctrl+K` → **New project**, or press `C` anywhere. The page header reads **What's the video about?**
+**Where to find it:** **Create** in the sidebar (and the phone's bottom bar), **New project** on Home or Projects, `Ctrl+K` → **Create**, or press `C` anywhere. The page header reads **What's the video about?**
 
 ## How Play is laid out
 
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ All at once finishes sooner while the steps wait on providers (research, narrati
 
 ### The video queue
 
-Videos started together wait in the queue, shown on the Calendar under **Batch queue** (see [Calendar](Calendar#the-batch-queue)) and behind the **Queue · N** button in a project page's right rail. Projects has a **Queued** filter for them. Pausing a project holds the queue. When one fails or is cancelled, the next one starts.
+Videos started together wait in the queue, shown on the Calendar under **Batch queue** (see [Calendar](Calendar#the-batch-queue)) and behind the **Queue · N** button in a project page's right rail. Projects has a **Queued** filter for them. Pausing a project holds the queue. When one fails or is canceled, the next one starts.
 
 ## Drafts
 
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ If you have the same draft open in another tab or window and it was saved there,
 | --- | --- | --- |
 | **Title and keywords** | The title pattern and every keyword value | This page |
 | **Article** | Article source, article prompt, text generation (LLM, model, thinking) when the article or research is written, research | [Play Title and Article](Play-Title-and-Article) |
-| **Narration** | Narration source, TTS, model, voice, speakers, Audio Advanced (chunking, intro, outro, preparation, glossary, aliases, tables and figures) | [Play Narration](Play-Narration) |
+| **Narration** | Narration source, TTS, model, voice, speakers, More audio settings (chunking, intro, outro, preparation, glossary, aliases, tables and figures) | [Play Narration](Play-Narration) |
 | **Images** | Images source, provider, model, effort, image prompts, establishing image, more images for long videos | [Play Images](Play-Images) |
 | **Video and style** | Video source, seconds per image, zoom, motion, cuts, the Look, ambient sound, pauses and volume, silence, frame format, captions, preview text | [Play Video and Style](Play-Video-and-Style) |
 | **Outputs** | Thumbnail, YouTube description, Shorts, tables and figures on screen, PDF document | [Play Outputs](Play-Outputs) |
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ How long you expect each generated article to be. It drives the cost estimate an
 | **Start run** | One video |
 | **Queue N videos** | You added more topics |
 | **Starting…** | The start is being sent |
-| **Check Start result** | Slopify didn't confirm the last start. Press it to find out before starting again. |
+| **Check whether it started** | Slopify didn't confirm the last start. Press it to find out before starting again. |
 
 The line under the key says why it can't start yet (a missing field, an upload still running, the estimate still being checked), or "Nothing starts until you press it."
 

package/dist/tutorials/Play-Title-and-Article.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 The article is the script of your video: the narration reads it, the captions show it, the chapters come from its headings and the PDF lays it out. On Play you either have a text model write it from a prompt, or paste your own. This page covers the **Title and keywords** row, the **Article** row (article source, prompt, text generation and research) and the intro and outro that wrap the article.
 
-**Where to find it:** Play → **Title and keywords** row and **Article** row → **Change**. The intro and outro are under Play → **Narration** → **Change** → **Audio Advanced**.
+**Where to find it:** Play → **Title and keywords** row and **Article** row → **Change**. The intro and outro are under Play → **Narration** → **Change** → **More audio settings**.
 
 ## Title and keywords
 
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ The notes are given to the text model with the article prompt, in place of web r
 
 ## Intro and outro
 
-An intro is read before the article and an outro after it. Both are Library entries, picked in the Narration row under **Audio Advanced**.
+An intro is read before the article and an outro after it. Both are Library entries, picked in the Narration row under **More audio settings**.
 
 | Option | What it does | Default |
 | --- | --- | --- |
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ An intro is read before the article and an outro after it. Both are Library entr
 | **Outro** | A Library entry read after the article, such as a sign-off. Text or LLM, as above. | Off |
 
 1. Open the **Narration** row and press **Change**.
-2. Open **Audio Advanced**.
+2. Open **More audio settings**.
 3. Pick an **Intro** and an **Outro**, or leave them **Off**.
 4. Optional: set **Silence between segments** in the **Video and style** row to change the quiet between the intro, the article and the outro (Settings has the default, 3 seconds).
 

package/dist/tutorials/Project-Page.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ The page opens where the next action points: the failed step, the held review or
 
 ### The run cost line
 
-When a run has ended (done, done with problems, failed or cancelled), a line under the title sums it up, for example `This run cost $0.42 · ~$3.10 via API · 12 min of work`: only the time Slopify was working, never the time waiting on you, a review or a limit. A run that ended early says **Spent so far** instead, and calls without a known price add "plus unpriced calls". **See cost by stage** opens the **Cost** section. The line is hidden while the run is going and when it spent nothing. While the run is going, a clock sits there instead: `Working for 9 min 30 s`, ticking while a step runs; while it is paused or waits on you it holds still and reads `9 min 30 s of work so far`. See [Costs and Run Cost](Costs-and-Run-Cost).
+When a run has ended (done, done with problems, failed or canceled), a line under the title sums it up, for example `This run cost $0.42 · ~$3.10 via API · 12 min of work`: only the time Slopify was working, never the time waiting on you, a review or a limit. A run that ended early says **Spent so far** instead, and calls without a known price add "plus unpriced calls". **See cost by stage** opens the **Cost** section. The line is hidden while the run is going and when it spent nothing. While the run is going, a clock sits there instead: `Working for 9 min 30 s`, ticking while a step runs; while it is paused or waits on you it holds still and reads `9 min 30 s of work so far`. See [Costs and Run Cost](Costs-and-Run-Cost).
 
 ### Time left
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ The status beside the title reads one of:
 | **Done** | Every stage finished. |
 | **Done with problems** | The main output was made (the video, or the narration when there is no video, or the article when there is neither), but another step failed. Each failed step shows its error and its fix. |
 | **Failed** | A step failed and the main output was not made. |
-| **Canceled** | You cancelled the run. Finished outputs are kept. |
+| **Canceled** | You canceled the run. Finished outputs are kept. |
 
 ## The next action button
 
@@ -53,8 +53,8 @@ The right rail always shows at most one button, named for what it will do. It is
 | A CLI plan limit is used up | Waiting for limits | No button. The line says, for example, "Waiting for Codex limits (resets at 14:00)." and that the run carries on by itself. |
 | A step is waiting to retry | Waiting to try again | No button. The line says the time it tries again. |
 | Running | Running | **Pause** |
-| Stopped before it finished (for example after a restart) or cancelled | Stopped / Canceled | **Continue the run** (makes only what is missing) |
-| Queued | Queued | No button. It starts when the videos ahead of it are done. |
+| Stopped before it finished (for example after a restart) or canceled | Stopped / Canceled | **Continue the run** (makes only what is missing) |
+| Queued | Queued | No button. Videos queued together run one at a time, in the order they were added; this one starts by itself when those ahead of it are done, and Home shows which one is running now. |
 | An edit made outputs outdated | Outdated | **Remake the outdated narration**, **Remake 4 outdated images** and so on |
 | A 60-second short is finished | Done | **Make the full video on this topic** (opens Play set up for a long video on the same topic; see [Your First Short](Your-First-Short#make-the-full-video-next)) |
 | The video is finished | Done | **Prepare upload** |
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ A step that is waiting to retry or waiting for a CLI limit also stays held while
 2. Choose **Cancel the run…**.
 3. Confirm with **Cancel run**, or press **Keep running** to leave it alone.
 
-Cancelling stops every running stage; finished outputs are kept. You can continue a cancelled run later with **Continue the run**. A project has to be cancelled (not running) before you can delete it from Projects.
+Canceling stops every running stage; finished outputs are kept. You can continue a canceled run later with **Continue the run**. A project has to be canceled (not running) before you can delete it from Projects.
 
 ## The sections
 
@@ -92,8 +92,9 @@ Sections appear only when the run uses them. A section with outdated outputs sho
 
 | Section | What it shows |
 | --- | --- |
+| **Outputs** | Every output the project makes (article, narration or audiobook/podcast, images, thumbnails, video, shorts, PDF), each with a preview, its state in words (Current, Uses older material, In progress, Failed), which version of its source it was made from, its main download and **Other formats**. **Add another output** turns the project into narration, an audiobook, images, a video, a PDF or a podcast: it shows what is reused, what is made and the extra cost before saving, and only the new work runs. A podcast made from an article (**Adapt my article into a conversation**) keeps the article as written. |
 | **Article** | The article in a reading view, with tabs for **Research** notes, **Sources**, **Speakers** (multi-voice scripts) and **Pronunciation** when those exist. **Copy** copies the open tab as Markdown. |
-| **Narration** | A player for the intro, body and outro, the downloads, and the voice and chunking used. |
+| **Narration** | A player for the intro, body and outro, the downloads, and the voice and chunking used. The text plays along: press a line to play from there, and the pencil beside it opens Edit project → Narration at that passage. Podcasts and interviews show the conversation turn by turn with speaker names. |
 | **Images** | The establishing image (a reference that is not in the video), every slideshow image in order, on-screen cards for tables and figures, and the thumbnails. Press an image to see it full size (see [Images at full size](#images-at-full-size)). |
 | **Video** (or **Audio export** when Video is off) | The player, downloads, the file length and format, and what the loudness master measured. |
 | **Shorts** | The vertical clips picked from the video, each with its title and hashtags. See [Shorts](Shorts). |

package/dist/tutorials/Prompts.md

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ Each prompt's row has, in order:
 | **Duplicate** | Opens the editor with a copy. Give it a new name and save. |
 | **Use in Play** | Picks the prompt in your open Play draft and opens Play on its field. An article prompt switches the article to Generate, an image prompt is ticked with one image, a thumbnail prompt switches the thumbnail to From prompt, and a Description or Shorts prompt turns that step on. |
 | **History** | Opens the prompt's history (below). |
-| **Delete** | Asks first, then moves the prompt to **Settings → Trash** for 30 days, where **Restore** brings it back. |
+| **Delete** | Asks first, then moves the prompt to **Settings → Backup & storage → Trash** for 30 days, where **Restore** brings it back. |
 
 Use **Search prompts** (`/`) to find one by name. A press anywhere on a row picks it.
 

package/dist/tutorials/Publishing-to-YouTube.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Slopify never uploads or publishes for you: there is no YouTube sign-in and no upload API. Instead, **Prepare upload** lists everything YouTube Studio asks for, in the order it asks, with a Copy button for each value, for the long video and for every short. You upload in Studio in your own browser and press Publish yourself. The optional [Studio-Extension](Studio-Extension) can fill Studio's upload dialog from the same list.
 
-**Where to find it:** a finished project → **Prepare upload** (the next action, and in the **YouTube** section), Home → **Ready to upload** → **Prepare upload**, or the Calendar's **Needs you** → **Prepare upload**. Settings → **YouTube Studio** holds the playlists, and each channel's **Brand** tab holds the links it uses.
+**Where to find it:** a finished project → **Prepare upload** (the next action, and in the **YouTube** section), Home → **Needs you** → **Prepare upload** on a video marked **Ready to upload**, or the Calendar's **Needs you** → **Prepare upload**. Settings → **YouTube Studio** holds the playlists, and each channel's **Brand** tab holds the links it uses.
 
 ## Before your first upload
 
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ With **Thumbnails** set to 3 on Play or in Edit project → Images, Slopify draw
 
 Slopify does not check YouTube, so it can't know when you've published. After you upload:
 
-1. Press **Mark uploaded** on Home under **Ready to upload**, or in the Projects list.
+1. Press **Mark uploaded** on Home under **Needs you**, or in the Projects list (one row, or several selected at once).
 2. The video leaves the ready-to-upload lists and shows an **Uploaded** badge in Projects.
 3. Press **Undo** beside the badge to take the mark off.
 

package/dist/tutorials/Recovery-and-Retries.md

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ The same words appear everywhere the project shows up: on Home under Running now
 
 - Other providers are not held up, and a waiting call holds no place in the provider queue.
 - The wait survives a restart: a stage that was waiting when Slopify stopped waits on the stored reset again at the next start.
-- A project paused or cancelled meanwhile is left alone.
+- A project paused or canceled meanwhile is left alone.
 
 See [AI CLIs](AI-CLIs) and [Costs and Run Cost](Costs-and-Run-Cost) for the plan-limit share each run uses.
 

package/dist/tutorials/Schedules.md

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ Pick a schedule in the list to see its detail: **When**, **Timezone**, **Next ru
 | **Edit** | Opens the **Edit schedule** form on the right. Only an active or paused schedule can change. Press **Save changes**. |
 | **Pause** / **Resume** | Stops runs until you resume. Only an active schedule can pause. |
 | **Cancel schedule** | Stops future runs for good. Existing projects and run history are kept. |
-| **Delete schedule** | Moves the schedule to **Settings → Trash** for 30 days. Its run history is kept. Restore brings it back paused. |
+| **Delete schedule** | Moves the schedule to **Settings → Backup & storage → Trash** for 30 days. Its run history is kept. Restore brings it back paused. |
 | **Filter schedules by channel** | Shows only one channel's schedules. |
 | **Switch to <model>** | Shown under a schedule whose template picks a retired model, with "<model> is retired." Switches that model to its replacement in one press, as in Settings → **Models**. See [Models](Models). |