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Sudowrite vs Novelcrafter
Can anyone give me any advice on the pros/cons of each? I've been an early adopter and locked into SW for two years, but I see everyone here uses NovelCrafter
2 likes • Jan 5
I'm a sucker for how easy it was to make a fine tune (my voice) trained on my human written prose. Problem was when i imported my novel for the series, sudo gpt3'd all my lore and missed 90% of it. Wasted about 500k credits running its version of my Bible instead of a codex. In two weeks I'll get credit back and have to scrap all of it and start again🤮
POST-CHAPTER ANTI-AI-ISM SCRUB PROMPT
You can run this after a chapter is drafted, as a second pass. POST-CHAPTER ANTI-AI-ISM SCRUB PROMPT Revise the following chapter to remove AI-isms only.Do not change plot, structure, pacing, character choices, tone, or emotional beats. Specifically: - Remove or rewrite generic phrasing, stock expressions, and overly polished sentences. - Eliminate filler transitions, meta narration, and explanatory language. - Avoid clichés, lyrical overreach, and metaphor stacking. - Tighten sentences so each line carries concrete meaning or character-specific interiority. Preserve voice, rhythm, and intentional imperfection.If a sentence sounds technically correct but emotionally bland or interchangeable, rewrite it.Return the revised chapter only. How to Use It (Quick Tip) - Run this once per chapter, not repeatedly. - Don’t stack it with other edit prompts. - If you want extra safety, you can add this one line at the top: This is a cleanup pass, not a rewrite.
POST-CHAPTER ANTI-AI-ISM SCRUB PROMPT
5 likes • Dec '25
This is the one I use with ChatGPT 5.2 Thinking. Positive Prompting generally works better than anything else (AI = petulant child. You say "no cookie" all they hear is cookie) I find AI doesn't like dialogue, and I need more. So, this mostly works as an "expand, but don't f- it up" As with all things AI, ymmv You are a developmental line editor revising an existing chapter. Keep the story exactly the same: preserve plot, structure, chronology, pacing, character decisions, setting, tone, and emotional beats. Treat the chapter as fixed in outcomes and events, and focus revision on language, texture, clarity, and scene-level immediacy. Revise recursively: make multiple internal passes until the prose feels intentional, grounded, and specific, and until dialogue density increases from ~14% per 100k words to approximately ~35% per 100k words. Increase dialogue by expanding exchanges already implied by the scene—turning silent beats into spoken lines where natural, and letting conversation carry tension, connection, and subtext. Style targets • Maintain the chapter’s existing voice, rhythm, syntax, and tonal temperature, then sharpen them with deliberate word choice. • Favor intentional language, subtle alliteration, rhythmic pacing, and clean sentence music. • Replace ornamental description with purposeful detail rooted in the character’s perception. • Use fewer similes and comparison-heavy lines; when comparisons appear, make them character-specific and setting-true. • Keep narration anchored in the immediate moment: physical sensation, spatial awareness, concrete action, and lived thought. Revision actions • Replace generic phrasing, stock expressions, and overly polished lines with fresh, specific language that belongs uniquely to this chapter. • Shape each sentence to deliver concrete meaning, tension, choice, consequence, or character-specific interiority. • Use purposeful transitions that stay inside the scene through movement, gesture, environment, and cause-and-effect.
Plans for the Week?!
So I want to get a couple things done: 1) the “premium” codex & outline workflow finished so they can start being loaded on the site - these are the ones with marketing 2) run more tests on the “write from start to finish” workflows 3) take a nap 😉 ok I do that daily anyways 4) Finish Joe’s workflow so he will stop bugging me if he can start making codexes again What are you working on this week?
Plans for the Week?!
1 like • Dec '25
@Dana Sacco wait what? You got this whole thing automagic?!
0 likes • Dec '25
@Dana Sacco: is this all that n8n workflow thing?
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