Studio components: what each tool does

Before you start

This guide covers the Jubensha workflow in Anzir Studio and the app. Interactive-game tools and publishing paths may differ.

What you will be able to do：Choose the right tool for planning, writing, materials, AI, testing or publishing.

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Start with a small playable segment

Anzir Studio is where you write and organise the game. The app is where permitted participants read and play. These guides use the Jubensha workspace; interactive-game scenes, conditions and branches use a different set of tools.

Open a game and set its basic details.
Write one character chapter and a little supporting material.
Configure delivery and a GM guide, then save, preview and prepare a playtest.

Planning and writing

Component	What to use it for
Workspace / Story foundation	Plan the full situation and open questions; return to writing or feedback.
Setup	Set the title, cover, language, duration, players, introduction and content warnings.
Characters	Separate public profiles and private notes, then organise each character’s chapters.
Chapter editor	Write and format player text; inspect saving, history and the reading preview.

Actual English Workspace in the private tutorial draft. Component names below link to practical guides.

Materials and delivery

Component	What to use it for
Clues	Create information players discover, using text, images or PDFs in folders.
Items	Describe things players hold or use, including any GM-resolved rule.
Decks	Reference existing cards as an ordered set without copying their source.
Quick delivery	Choose what each character receives at each step; Quick setup can assign an Nth chapter.
Media	Store reusable images, audio and external media links.

Running the game

Component	What to use it for
GM guide	Write preparation, flow, delivery cues, rules and debrief instructions.
GM resources	Keep GM-only reference images and PDFs separate from player materials.

AI collaboration

Component	What to use it for
AI instructions	Set the voice, creative priorities and boundaries Arc should preserve.
Arc	Ask about selected material and review proposals before applying them.
AI toolkit	Use Script review, proofreading, historical review, content review or translation.

Collaboration, versions and results

Saving a draft, previewing, submitting for review and publishing are distinct states. Each guide shows what to check next.

Component	What to use it for
Team	Find collaborators and manage who can edit this work.
Playtests	Submit an independent test version and check its review status.
Publishing	Submit release versions and check review history and the live version.
Marketing	Currently in development; no campaign-management workflow is available yet.
Data	Read available completed sessions, venues and submitted feedback.
Earnings	Review loaded settled income and settled-session counts.

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