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A search-and-REPLACE option in Codex so we can change the names of characters / objects / locations universally across multiple entries with one click. It would save a lot of time instead of manually updating each separate Codex entry.

Currently, I can chat with a scene, the outline of the entire novel. What about chatting with a chapter?

I found myself often trying the same question with different models. Of course, one can select a new model and click "Retry", but that destroys the previous answer. But if I'm asking for suggestions, I would like to keep all options. So the only way to handle that now is to start a new thread, make sure that the context is correct, pick another model and copy-paste the original question. It would be much easier to have an OpenRouter Chatroom functionality, when the user can pick several models and get answers from all of them at once. Or at least some easy way to spawn a new thread with the same context and first message, but different model. And even more ideal if these threads then are displayed as a single collapsible group.

Two things I won't give up as a writer: #1 Novelcrafter and #2 Atticus (for publishing). The problem comes in when working one chapter at a time and wanting to move the chapter from NC to Atticus. Yes, you can export to Word, prepare the docx for Atticus import, and then import a full manuscript or a single chapter from docx into a current Atticus project (book). What Atticus discourages you from doing is copy/pasting directly from any program (including, unfortunately, NC) into Atticus. So I'm putting something on my wishlist! I wish there was a way to highlight text in NC (a paragraph, a whole scene, a chapter, etc.) and strip it of all markdown formatting EXCEPT what could be safely pasted into Atticus, preserving the most basic formatting such as bold, italics, underline, etc. Ideally I could highlight text, request "Make safe for Atticus" or "Strip Nonessential Markup" or some such option, and the unnecessary markdown that Atticus doesn't like would be removed. Then the resulting text would be placed in the clipboard, ready for pasting into Atticus or another program. Then all I have to do is switch from NC to Atticus and paste it in. This would save me so much time in editing stages of a manuscript. I'd like to hear what others think of this idea. Also, if Space doesn't have time for this, are there any other people with the programming knowledge to produce such a useful utility? Those of us who publish with Atticus will love you forever!

When working in the Tinker chat window, it would be nice to be able to include snippets (which may contain notes from elsewhere or bits from previous Tinker chats) as part of the current discussion. A workaround for now is to attach something like the following to a custom prompt and then executing that prompt: Our discussion is going to be about the following notes (which in the discussion will be referred to as the "notes"), keeping in mind that this is a work in progress, and that later elements in the notes may supersede earlier ones. Please remember and analyse all the notes below and give me a brief summary of them. <notes>{snippets.get("Notes (original)")}</notes> <notes>{snippets.get("World")}</notes>

Can we have the option in the character sheet to include the different relations of the characters to each other? Like: Brother, Mother, Father, Cousin, Best Friend, Girlfriend,.... So the AI knows how the characters' relations are. And with that have a family tree function? Overview of characters and how they relate in a chart. If it makes little sense, please delete the feature request :D

Would love to see a split scene command. Very often I'll create a scene and fill it with beats, only to realize half way through writing the scene that it really should be two scenes. I'd love to be able to do a "/" command in writing mode that simply splits the current scene into two scenes. Everything above the command remains in the current scene, everything below the command is split into a new scene that contains all the remaining beats, prose, content, etc.

WHy do I need to re-add all the details if the information is all within the text? The point of AI should be able to scrub through the text and gather that data.

It would be nice if a global entry also carried over progression to subsequent books in the series. Because Currently I have to copy it over manually to the beginning of the book.

It clutters up the screen. If the prompt is empty, there's no context, no nothing, then please don't save empty threads. Just save them as drafts if I started writing a prompt. But not if the prompt text box is empty.