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Entity tracking: auto-detect + detail panel

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You're at chapter 10. The word "lighthouse" appears 47 times — and you need to know how it's described each time. That's what Entity tracking is for.

Slima Writing Studio editor: left file tree (Chapters / Notes) / centre editor / right Notes panel

Open the Entity panel

Left activity bar → 📊 Writing stats → "Entity" tab.

Or ⌘⇧E.

How Slima detects entities

Two strategies:

1 · Named-entity recognition (NER)

Scans the book and finds:

  • People (proper nouns appearing ≥ 3 times)
  • Places (place names, location names)
  • Objects / concepts (recurring concrete nouns)

2 · Combined with your notes

If a "Characters" or "Places" folder exists and filenames match nouns in the manuscript, Slima knows those are entities (not generic nouns).

Entity list

For each detected entity:

  • Name
  • Type chip (person / place / object)
  • Occurrence count
  • Last chapter mentioned

Click any → opens the Entity detail panel.

Entity detail panel

Open one (say "J. Doe") and you see:

1 · AI summary

A summary the AI generates after reading the book:

  • Basics (age, occupation, appearance)
  • Main relationships (from manuscript + relationship map)
  • Personality traits (extracted from dialogue / actions)
  • Arc across chapters

2 · Occurrence list

Every appearance — chapter and sentence:

  • Click to jump
  • "Show context" reveals surrounding paragraphs

3 · Cross-file search

"Search all dialogue mentioning J. Doe" / "All scenes J. Doe shares with A. Smith"

Consistency check

The Entity detail page has a "Consistency check" button — the AI reviews this character across the book for:

  • Appearance contradictions ("blue eyes" vs "green eyes")
  • Personality flips (afraid of the sea early, swims happily later)
  • Naming mix-ups (J. Doe / old J / Doe)

Great for a final pre-submission pass.

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