Full book in one session
- AI writes all chapters
- Best for fast first drafts
- Expect a rewrite pass after
Assisted mode is the opposite of dumping a whole novel in one job. You write or generate a chapter, check it, then continue. Use the worked example below to brief the model so chapters do different jobs instead of repeating the introduction.
Same project. Two speeds. Assisted is recommended when quality matters more than raw speed.
You decide when the next chapter exists. Nothing runs ahead of your review.
Regenerate a scene or a how-to block without deleting the rest of the manuscript.
When the voice is set, batch-finish later chapters against the same plan.
Approve the plan. Draft the next chapter. Export only after a full read.
Approve a chapter outline first so each section has a distinct job.
Review before you move on. Fix repeats early; they compound.
Cover and files come last. The writing pass is the product.
A useful brief defines the reader, the scope, and the outcome before you generate prose.
Example: “Write for renters growing herbs on a small balcony. No prior gardening. Focus on containers, drainage, light, and weekly care. Avoid large-garden advice.”
Outline space checks, containers, herb choice, planting, weekly care, troubleshooting. If two chapters answer the same question, combine or narrow them.
For containers: pot materials, drainage checklist, beginner shopping list—and what not to repeat from the previous chapter.
Verify claims, cut repeated intros, add your own examples. Fiction: check motives, chronology, and open threads.
Check order, headings, cover text, and breaks in the real file. Use the creation and export checklist before sharing.
Starter credits are a trial, not unlimited generation. See credit packages before a full manuscript.
Assisted mode teaches structure because you see each chapter. Automatic mode is faster for a disposable first pass you expect to rewrite.
Name the reader, the outcome, and what to skip. “Balcony herbs for renters” beats “gardening.” Fiction needs stakes, setting, and whose story it is.
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