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Connect your sources. Find your angle. Write in your own voice.
These guides cover GraphPaper 0.6.0: the ink-blue studio, real graph-paper sidebar, spatial graph editor, four writing modes and reusable voice graphs. Download for Windows · See the interface · Version history.
| You want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| See the real application before installing | Visual tour |
| Finish a first project | Getting started |
| Install or upgrade without losing work | Windows installation |
| Choose models, Codex sign-in and reasoning depth | Models and reasoning |
| Get a quick answer about graphs, voices or costs | Frequently asked questions |
| Mode | Purpose | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Nonfiction | Develop a source-linked article or essay; argue a case or investigate a question | Nonfiction workflow |
| Polemic | Defend your thesis with conviction, wit and your chosen rhetorical force | Polemic and authorial intent |
| Fiction | Build characters, scenes and consequences while preserving canon | Fiction workflow |
| Science | Search scholarly databases, screen evidence and prepare an APA manuscript | Science workflow |
Sources → Graph → Angles → Outline → Write. Science adds a Research desk. In an existing project, current mode · Change switches writing mode without deleting the sources, graph, voice or manuscript. Review the brief and refresh affected generated work afterward.
| Guide | Covers |
|---|---|
| Projects and sources | Uploads, source roles, project Inbox, local storage and backups |
| Spatial graph studio | 3D/2D, orbit/pan/zoom, density, connection styles, node/edge editing and undo |
| Graph exploration and JEV | Extraction, Graphify, evidence status, paths, pins and bounded typed decisions |
| Reusable voice graphs | Save a voice once, train separately, edit its graph, reuse it and inspect overlays |
| Author voice and prose tools | Style direction, Humanize, Deslop, comparison and explicit acceptance |
| Exports and APA | Word, Markdown, HTML, project backups and scientific export packages |
Open The city after dark, the included illustrative example. Explore the Graph tab: drag the background to orbit, Shift-drag to pan, and scroll to zoom. Click a node or connection to inspect and edit it. Try Focus here, then Reset filters. Manual graph editing does not call a model.
Next, open Angles, edit a thesis and explore Outline and Write. These are your editorial decisions. Model calls start only when you explicitly run a generation or analysis action.
For an existing learned voice, use Your writing voice → Save as reusable voice. In another project, choose it in My voices → Use in this project. Saving the existing profile and applying it require no retraining or model request.
The visual redesign does not require rebuilding graphs or re-uploading sources. Saved voices are independent of the article evidence. Your current instructions override saved style defaults; rhetorical force is separate from evidence detail.
Source changes may require a graph rebuild. Brief, mode or voice changes instead call for refreshing affected angles or outlines using the existing graph. Recovery and common problems.
Privacy and security · Troubleshooting · Architecture · Integration reference · Development · Validation · Releases and packaging.
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Maintained in the repository’s docs/ directory and published from the same source. These guides describe version 0.6.0.