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Editor Context Menu

Right-clicking inside the content editor opens a context menu with actions that adapt to what’s at your cursor. The menu is divided into sections based on what you right-clicked on — a plain text selection, a linked entity, or a date/time mark.

Select any text and right-click (or use the keyboard shortcuts) to see:

ActionShortcutWhat it does
CopyCtrl+CCopies the selected text
CutCtrl+XCuts the selected text
PasteCtrl+VPastes from clipboard
Link to EntityCtrl+KOpens the entity search dialog to link the selected text to an entity in your world
Assign Date/Time…Opens the temporal mark dialog to annotate the selected text with a date or time
Extract EntitiesCtrl+Shift+ERuns entity detection on the selected text only — see Selection-based extraction
Extract RelationshipsCtrl+Shift+RRuns relationship detection on the selected text — requires at least 2 linked entities in the selection

If you right-click directly on text that is already linked to an entity, the menu shows entity-specific actions instead:

ActionWhat it does
Change Linked EntitySwap the link to point to a different entity
Go to EntityOpens the entity in the sidebar panel
Add ”…” as AliasAdds the link text as an alias on the entity (only shown when the text isn’t already the entity name or an existing alias)
Create RelationshipOpens the relationship creation dialog with this entity pre-filled as one end of the relationship
Remove Entity LinkUnlinks the text — the words remain but the entity link is removed

If your cursor or selection is on a temporal mark (text annotated with a date), the menu shows:

ActionWhat it does
Change Date/Time…Reopens the date/time dialog to edit the annotation
Remove Date LinkRemoves the temporal annotation — the text remains, the date association is deleted

Rather than running detection on your entire document, you can extract entities from a specific passage.

  1. Select the text you want to analyse
  2. Right-click → Extract Entities, or press Ctrl+Shift+E
  3. The same detection engine runs on just the selected text
  4. Suggestions appear in the Entities tab immediately, ready to confirm or dismiss

This is useful when you’ve written a dense section — a battle scene, a character introduction, an infodump — and want to catch all the entity references in it without re-scanning the whole document.

The detection method used (GLiNER or AI) follows your world’s configured setting, and the detectionEnabled flag in World Settings must be on for this to work. See Entity Detection & Mentions for details on the two methods and their trade-offs.

Once you have confirmed entity links in your text, you can ask the AI to detect relationships between them from a specific passage.

  1. Make sure at least 2 linked entities appear in the text you want to analyse (unconfirmed suggestions don’t count — they must be confirmed links)
  2. Select the passage
  3. Right-click → Extract Relationships, or press Ctrl+Shift+R
  4. The AI analyses the selected text and creates relationship suggestions

The Extract Relationships item is greyed out and disabled if fewer than 2 linked entities are present in the selection. Hovering the disabled item shows a tooltip explaining the requirement.

ShortcutContextAction
Ctrl+KText selectedLink to Entity
Ctrl+Shift+EText selectedExtract Entities from selection
Ctrl+Shift+RText selectedExtract Relationships from selection

All shortcuts require a non-empty selection to activate.