Explanation

The top-level mental model. How a Campaign holds its cast, places, arcs, and play log, and how the pieces refer to each other.

A Secret is an arc, not a fact. Here's how Secrets, Clues, Scenes, and Locations connect so the party can actually uncover the arc no matter which door they open.

What a Session is, when it ends, and what hangs off it: notes, Recording, Transcript, recap, and advancement events.

What the Canvas shows for a chosen Secret, how to read it, and when to use it instead of the list views.

The GM's working surface during the game. The playing-Scenes pile, the three-column layout, and the way Clues nudge the next Scene into view.

The places AI shows up in Wyrdli: the Session recap, the in-editor writer, and Template-driven generation. What each one does, and what stays human.

What happens between `/recording start` in Discord and a written recap on the Session page. Stems, segments, and the order things arrive in.

Discord covers the in-Session moments: rolls, strikes, advancement, recording. The web covers everything else. Here's where each one fits.