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Looking for AI that's good for fanfic limited third-person Writing. (lemmy.world)
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The AI's I use like Claude, Deepseek, Grok, and Chat GPT all write in a away that isn't actual story writing. They usually summarize thing's, have character's be omniscient and know past or future events they shouldn't know, always talk expectantly, give unnecessary sensory and environmental details and it definitely can't set up a mystery or write a specific genre like comedy. They keep over clarifying as well what something isn't or is along with even saying what I said not add directly.

I need AI that are at least capable of writing more humanly and following what you tell it. Idk why there isn't any actual AI built for writing , story writing not essay or school writing. Most can critic something pretty well but can never implement those fixes they suggest. I usually upload my fic through PDF for the AI read . It gets things of what chapter is what at times wrong or completely be unable to remember a chapter ending or the actual one.

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[–] e0qdk@reddthat.com 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Looking at your writing guide for the LLM, I think my advice about changing workflow was right.

Break the problem down into much smaller steps and then have the LLM do editing passes and self-review from multiple perspectives after getting a crappy rough draft back instead of trying to get it to match your style one-shot.

Using something like this to provide context for the scene when generating a rough draft will likely be helpful:

[SCENE STATE]
- POV: [Name]
- Location/Time: 
- Known to POV: 
- Unresolved/Secrets: 
- Active Props/Details: 
- Goal/Conflict:

Also, are you dumping in the full PDF of the entire work so far? Try doing a pass to skeletonize it down into an outline -- maybe chapter by chapter or even scene by scene -- along with getting organized about characters by making profile summaries so that the LLM can understand your story in an already partially digested form instead of trying to do everything all together at once with the huge amount of context reading a full story implies. It's probably getting lost in the weeds.

[–] Ghost_Spark4@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I appreciate the advice help. Idk if I can really get them to work that well. Or feel like giving context every single time I wanna prompt a plan for a chapter or to write it. Summaries miss necessary info as well and the AI can miss context from even shorter stuff I send it. Since I'm trying to have something written for a specific series that definitely needs to be looked up, and locations aren't really that simple honestly.

Could you recommend the best AI's to use on mobile and on free tier to write ? At least one's that are decently capable of following what I had in the style guide. I can still write or fix the rest. My fic averages around 6,500 words a chapter, so preferably I'd like a one capable of write that or at least a scene that's more than 2000 words slightly. I don't mind going scene by scene if at least it's possible to do so as I can at best get two scenes done with Claude if I tried that method but not be able to tell it what's wrong what it missed like for Deepseek, Deepseek can't search at all which is an issue for me.

[–] e0qdk@reddthat.com 2 points 1 month ago

Could you recommend the best AI's to use on mobile and on free tier to write ?

I only use open weight models on my own hardware, so I can't give recommendations there from personal experience. If you want suggestions on open models though, there are uncensored Qwen and Gemma4 models that are pretty decent when run at higher quants. I use llmfan46's Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-uncensored-heretic-GGUF as my default and I've just downloaded gemma-4-26B-A4B-it-ultra-uncensored-heretic-GGUF this past weekend to experiment with. (Gemma4 stock Q4_K_M has usually been annoyingly thick-headed compared to Qwen so I haven't used Gemma4 as much, but the Q8 uncensored is pretty sharp, fast on my hardware, and unlike Qwen doesn't get stuck in loops constantly, so I may switch over to that as my default... Need to evaluate more first though.)

The sidebar gives a link-to-a-link to https://aihorde.net/ though -- haven't used it personally, but might be up your alley.