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Interactive Tool / Current version

v0.1.2

Current · Development20 October 2026

This edition clarifies the toolkit's publication context and makes its source materials and development history easier to follow.

• The tool's credits identify Performing the What-If as a forthcoming chapter in Strategic Handbook of Worldbuilding (Routledge).
• An Examples link connects the tool with the wider practice while keeping the current session open.
• The workshop and development history has 22 entries, with one maintained record generating the public page and spreadsheet download.
• Descriptive source filenames preserve the original bytes; the filename map retains their earlier identities.

The v0.1.0 and v0.1.1 downloads remain unchanged below. Save session notes, prompt edits, and recordings separately before closing or reloading the tool.

Interactive Tool / Earlier version

v0.1.1

Preserved · Development20 October 2026

A clearer way into the toolkit, with a shared navigation system and direct routes between the Interactive Tool, printed cards, facilitation guide, project background, and citation guidance.

• A brief introduction explains what the toolkit is and how it developed.
• Three starting choices connect visitors to using the tool, printing cards, or leading a session.
• About & cite brings together the framework, workshop history, version history, and citation guidance.
• The Interactive Tool identifies this version in its interface and session exports.

The earlier v0.1.0 download remains available below. Save session notes, prompt edits, and recordings separately before closing or reloading the tool.

Interactive Tool / First tracked version

v0.1.0

Development20 October 2026

A starting version to use, reflect on, and develop together. It brings the supplied interactive tool into the Co-Constructing Multispecies Futures project, alongside the Card Deck and a guide for embodied worldbuilding.

What this version brings together

• Start with Spatial and Temporal, add optional layers, and hold a result while drawing again.
• Edit the adapted prompt bank for your setting. The Card Deck browser separately presents the original artwork and full source-card text.
• Move between Tell it and Now: try it, with space for writing, voice recording, and embodied rehearsal.
• Save the current session slip and notes as text or JSON, or print them. Download a voice recording separately.
• Find the 94-card general selection in Letter and A4 home-print formats, with fold-and-glue and duplex options.

Keep the downloaded HTML file to preserve this tool version. Your notes, prompt edits, and audio stay in the current page session: save those separately before closing or reloading. Voice recording depends on your browser and microphone permissions.

Earlier numbered downloads will remain available when the current online tool changes. The changelog will explain what changed, so you can decide whether to stay with a familiar version or try the next one.

Which version should I record?

For a workshop, publication, or shared activity, record the exact version you used and the date you used it. Save its numbered HTML download alongside your session notes. The current online tool can change, so its address alone does not identify the same experience over time.

This identifies the tool version. Find the current project and chapter references in How to cite. When a selected release is archived in Zenodo, use that release's specific DOI to cite the exact archived version. No Zenodo DOI is claimed for this development edition here.

If you used the Card Deck, also record the PDF edition or filename you printed. The general selection and historical workshop editions contain different cards.