Ask Your Story answers questions against the project context and shows the evidence used to form the answer. The goal is a traceable conversation, not a generic writing prompt.
Ask a focused question
- Open Ask Your Story inside a collaborative web project.
- Ask about one character, scene, plot or story detail at a time.
- Wait while WriCo searches the project and checks supporting evidence.
- Read the answer together with its sources, confidence and provenance.
- Open a source when you need to verify or edit the underlying story data.
Make questions easier to answer
- Prefer “Where does Mira first learn about the key?” to “Tell me everything about Mira”.
- Name a scene, character or plot when several elements share similar details.
- Ask a follow-up that narrows the missing evidence rather than repeating the same question.
Read the evidence
A confirmed source directly supports the statement. Structured inference combines story fields to answer a question. Semantic support finds related material, while an interpretation requires more editorial judgment. If there is no evidence, WriCo should say so instead of presenting a confident invention.
If the feature is unavailable
Ask Your Story may require cloud access, a supported plan and a prepared project index. A quota, missing entitlement, temporary service issue or insufficient project evidence can all prevent an answer.