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Tags & search

Tags are the loose, cross-cutting way to group pages — northern-reach, npc, session-notes — without moving anything in the folder tree.

Open the right-hand rail on a wiki page (the Connections button down the right edge), type a tag, press Enter. Tags save straight away. Click the on a chip to remove it.

The funnel icon inside the sidebar’s search box opens Filter by tags.

  • Tick as many tags as you like — chosen tags appear as chips under the search box, and the tree narrows to matching pages.
  • The Any / All switch decides whether a page needs one of your tags or all of them.
  • Search the tag list itself, Clear to drop every selection, Done to close.
  • Refresh re-reads the world’s tags — useful if you’ve been tagging in another tab.

You can also type # in the search box to get a tag list with a page count beside each one, and click to add it as a filter.

The tag icon in the popover header opens Manage Tags, a two-tab dialog covering the whole world:

  • Tags — rename a tag (every page carrying it updates) or remove it entirely.
  • Pages — every page with its tags, so you can tidy several in one sitting.

The Search folders & pages… box at the top of the sidebar matches page titles and page text.

Type a term and press Enter. A results bar appears — 3 of 47 matches — with and to step through them. Each step opens the page holding that match and scrolls to it, highlighted in yellow. The clears the search.

Semantic search finds passages that mean what you asked, even when they don’t use your words — “who knows about the sealed vault?” turns up the scene where a guard let it slip. It searches the world’s wiki, session transcripts and actors, and returns your own passages with a match percentage; it never writes anything new.

It needs Booster and has to be switched on in Settings → AI tools. Reach it at /app/worlds/<your world>/search.