A table was a lot of cell types and nowhere to write anything long. A document was the opposite: a full editor with covers, AI and export, but only reachable as a card sitting loose on the canvas.

Planning that is naturally a row per episode, with a document behind each, had nowhere to live. Now every row carries one.

Opening a row's document

A button in the row's first cell creates the document the first time you click it, and opens it every time after. It shows permanently once a row has a document, and on hover otherwise.

The document behind a row is a full project document, so covers, AI and export all work in it.

The title is bound both ways

The first column is the document's title. Rename the row and the document follows; rename the document and the row follows. You never rename twice.

Attaching a document you already have

• Drag a document card from the canvas onto a row and it becomes that row's document. The loose card goes away.
• Link an existing document, or remove the link, from the row toolbar.

The AI can do it too

The AI can create, attach, detach and read a row's document like any other tool — so "write the brief for each row" is a single request.

Use Cases

• A row per episode, with the script behind each one
• A shot table where every row opens the notes for that shot
• A client table where each row holds the brief you were sent