This update added the first collaboration and access-control systems. Stories can now have multiple contributors working on the same project. Each story owner can invite other Talescape users and define what they are allowed to change.
The new Collaborators panel in Story Settings manages invitations and permissions. Each collaborator can be given rights to edit story content, publish new versions, or manage the media library. The owner always keeps full control of the story and cannot be removed.
The system includes an activity log that records all relevant actions inside a story. It tracks edits, uploads, and permission changes. This makes it easy to see who changed what and when. A comment system was added as well. Comments can be written on any element, including scenes, dialogue lines, and events. This allows teams to discuss specific parts of a story directly inside the editor without using external tools.
Permissions are stored per story and can be modified at any time. This structure makes it possible to work in teams where writers, editors, and artists collaborate in the same environment. It is also the first step toward larger studio projects with shared workflows and internal review processes.