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The story

"Where else does this word appear" and the pane's This story filter are limited to the story the note belongs to — the same thing the Creative Writer plugin calls a project. The definition is front matter, read from Obsidian's metadata cache, so the two plugins agree without depending on each other. Creative Writer does not need to be installed.

Key, in any noteEffect
writing-target: 80000 or story: trueDeclares the note's folder the story. Every note under it (any depth) belongs to it.
writing-scope: note…only that one note, not the folder.
creative-writer: falseKeeps a note out of the story — memos, research, reviews. Never searched.
creative-writer: trueOutside any project, marks a note as prose: searched along with the note itself.
creative-writer-*, creative-thesaurus-*A note a plugin wrote for itself (log, map, history). Never searched.

A note belongs to the innermost project containing it: with Novel/Novel.md (writing-target) and Novel/Part 2/Part.md (story: true), a chapter in Part 2 belongs to Part 2.

Outside every project, the search covers the note itself plus notes marked creative-writer: true. Search inThe whole vault ignores all of this except the exclusions.

MIT licensed. Word data from Datamuse.