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I use novel AI to write stories because it has organizational capabilities that chat GPT doesn't have and it also doesn't have the same type of filters.

But I use chat GPT for descriptions of scenes and characters often and then put them into novel AI.

I can easily do the same thing for other AI like AI dungeon.

I create a custom GPT for the story that contains a lot of the world info so that it can reference that information for outputs.

But I just learned something I thought I would share. Many of you may already be aware of this, and maybe I'm just slow.

But I can create a custom GPT that contains all of the creatures from D&D. I can even create a GPT for each type of situation such as cave creatures, swamp creatures, etc.

Whenever I'm using the custom GPT for my story all I have to do is type @swampcreatures to pull up that GPT.

Then I can ask it to use Python code to make a random choice from the list that is in that GPT.

It will give me code to copy. Then I can type the @storywriter, the main GPT I use for the story, and give it the choice that was made and continue the story.

So basically I'm just feeding it information and using it as a random generator. What do you story writers think about that and what other uses have you discovered for story writing?

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