Conflicts

What you see

1. TabsTo judge (open conflicts) and Decided.
2. Severity barOpen hard and soft counts, a filter by severity and Hard first to sort.
3. Conflict cardSeverity, status, whether it is Rule-based or AI-suggested, the confidence, the rule it broke and one line on the clash.
4. Source A and Source BThe two canon facts that clash, each with its verified quote and source.
5. DecisionA required rationale and three decisions: Confirm conflict, False alarm or Uncertain.

Scan canon

1. Select Scan canon.
2. New possible conflicts appear under To judge; a note says how many were found and how many world rules were checked.
3. Scan again after canon changes.

Judge a conflict

1. Read the clash and both sources.
2. Write why in Your rationale (required).
3. Select Confirm conflict, False alarm or Uncertain.

Change a conflict’s severity

1. Select Change severity on the card.
2. Say why, then make it hard or soft.

What it checks

• In code: one person in two places at overlapping exact or approximate times, too little time to travel between places, a relationship used after it ended, someone acting after canon says they died, and one detail with two answers.
• With the AI: facts that break a world rule. These are marked AI-suggested.
• Facts with a day but no clock time are skipped by the overlap and travel checks. See Conflict rules.
• Hard conflicts break canon; soft ones are worth a look.

Deciding never edits canon

A conflict is a possible problem for you to judge, not a change. To fix a fact, propose a change on the Changes page. A conflict that only existed because two pages were one closes as Resolved by merge when they are merged.

Who can do what

Viewer

Read conflicts and decisions.

Editor, admin, owner

Scan canon, judge conflicts and change their severity.

Roles are per studio. Roles and permissions has the full list.