0.6.0

• Shared universe (off by default): characters, places, objects, groups and events that your stories share. Three modes: off, per book (entries inside each book) and universe (entries in the folder beside a universe note). A work joins with a universe property, through its book, or by sitting in one of the folders you list. Five entry types, renamable, each with its folder, template and name in menus. Changing the mode never moves or edits notes. A walkthrough is in the universe guide.
• Universe panel: Entries (grouped by type, searchable by name and alias ignoring accents, with open, insert link and show in explorer), Threads and Works (grouped by form, by stage and name, with stage dots and word counts; a click opens where you left off). An Add to button joins the note you're in to the universe, only when you click it. A picker appears when there is more than one universe.
• Create universe entry: from a selection in the editor menu, the command or the panel. It makes the note from the type's template with type and universe set, can link the selected text (one undo) and add an alias, and offers to open an entry that already has that name or alias. It never overwrites a note.
• Move this book's entries to the universe: moves a book's Characters/, Places/… notes into the universe after a preview, with links updated. Names that already exist are listed and left in place, chapters are never moved, and two boxes add a missing type and the book's universe property.
• Forms: a form property (short story, essay, novella, novel, poem, fragment; the words are settings), and Form by folder so works take their form from their folder (Short stories: short story) without the property.
• Open threads: %% thread: … %% marks a loose end for a later story. Plant a thread inserts one at the cursor, the editor flags it in the margin, and the panel (or Show open threads when the universe is off) lists them by work with the date each was first seen. Close one with an optional answer (%% thread closed: … → [[The House]] %%) and reopen it; both only write if the marker is unchanged. The thread word and the closed word are settings.
• Insert from a template: a Templates folder setting and a command that inserts a template at the cursor, fills {{title}}, {{date}} and {{time}}, adds only the properties the note lacks, and undoes in one step.
• Internal: the outline's beat edits now go through the shared note text port, so a chapter open in an editor is edited there and the change joins its undo history.