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title: Workflow Summary
category: Workspace
tags: workspace, scenes, readiness, blockers
contextKey: workspace.workflowSummary
micro: Scan every scene in the chapter for readiness, warnings and blockers.
quickTitle: Workflow Summary
quickSummary: Workflow Summary shows which scenes are ready, blocked or still carrying practical work.
screenshot:
---

# Overview

Workflow Summary lists the scenes in a chapter with practical signals such as draft status, priority, warnings, checklist items, open notes and blockers.

# When Should I Use This?

Use it when deciding what to work on next inside a chapter, or when checking whether the chapter is ready for drafting, revision or polish.

# How To Use It

Scan the scene cards and choose the next useful action. A blocked scene may need a decision. A warning-heavy scene may need continuity attention. A ready scene may be safe to draft or polish.

# Example

If one scene is blocked by a missing location and another is ready for revision, you can choose the task that fits the session instead of opening scenes at random.

# Writer Tip

Use the summary to separate creative drafting from practical cleanup. Both matter, but they use different kinds of attention.

# Common Mistakes

- Treating a blocked scene as ready because its summary sounds exciting.
- Ignoring warnings before polishing.
- Trying to fix every scene in one pass.

# Related Guides

- [Chapter Workflow](/Help/Article/workspace.chapterWorkflow)
- [Writer Workspace](/Help/Article/workspace.overview)
- [Scenes](/Help/Article/scenes.overview)
