Talescape takes its first step toward team workflows. Story owners can invite collaborators and assign permissions for editing content, publishing releases, or managing the media library, while the owner always retains full control. An activity log records key actions like edits and permission changes, making accountability simple in shared projects. A contextual comment system now lets collaborators discuss scenes, dialogue lines, and events directly inside the editor, turning feedback into part of the creation flow.

Quality assurance moves into the editor. Talescape’s Checks System can now scan a story for structural and technical issues (missing media, unreachable scenes, broken dialogue flows, undefined variables, and invalid marketplace data) and classify results by severity. Checks can be run globally or inside specific editors with immediate feedback. Alongside it, a new Debug Menu in Story Preview exposes logs, variables, and inventory so creators can inspect and tweak state while testing, then reset cleanly.

Story creation now includes a full Settings module that defines a project’s identity and marketplace presence: language, tags, description, thumbnails, and screenshots. Talescape also adds structured age ratings and content warnings (including AI disclosure flags) so visibility, moderation, and discovery can work reliably once publishing goes live. These settings are editable at any time, but they’re designed to support a future release workflow where changes to metadata and warnings are reviewed consistently.