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title: Chapter Workflow
category: Workspace
tags: workspace, chapters, revision, readiness
contextKey: workspace.chapterWorkflow
micro: Review one chapter's goals, scene readiness and blockers.
quickTitle: Chapter Workflow
quickSummary: Chapter Workflow helps you decide what a chapter needs before drafting, revision or polish.
screenshot:
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# Overview

Chapter Workflow brings one chapter's intent, scene readiness, blockers and checklist signals into a single working view. It is a bridge between chapter planning and scene-level work.

# When Should I Use This?

Use it when a chapter feels vague, uneven, blocked or ready for review. It is especially useful before starting a writing session for a specific chapter.

# How To Use It

Review the readiness counts, update chapter goals, then scan the scene workflow summary for blocked, draft-ready, revision-ready and polish-ready scenes.

# Example

If a chapter has three scenes but only one is ready to draft, the workflow view helps you see whether the others need decisions, notes or structural changes first.

# Writer Tip

Think of this page as a chapter briefing. It should help you know what the chapter is trying to do before you open individual scenes.

# Common Mistakes

- Drafting scenes before the chapter's purpose is clear.
- Treating readiness counts as quality scores.
- Forgetting to update goals after restructuring the chapter.

# Related Guides

- [Writer Workspace](/Help/Article/workspace.overview)
- [Chapters](/Help/Article/chapters.overview)
- [Scenes](/Help/Article/scenes.overview)
