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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.

It would be nice to have a feature that can read out loud. I think this will help with making adjustments to writing and also to take a break from constantly reading as well as sometimes hearing what we as writers have written can also make a huge difference in our creativity.

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

I find the introduction of "personas" really wonderful; thanks for that! Currently, I'm using this to instruct the LLM to play a certain role in chat, for example, the drunkard who gives feedback, etc. However, I realise that if I have set up several personas in this way, I have no way to select which persona the LLM is going to play in a specific chat session. In fact, both persona descriptions are included in the prompt, which is confusing. Is there a way to fix this?

I would love to see an aesthetic progress bar for word count tracking somewhere visible while we draft. Something to motivate and encourage to keep on working and complete writing goals. Maybe word count goals + progress tracker per scene, chapter novel and series? That would be really amazing and I'd be forever grateful for this!

Current Challenge: When writing a chapter that includes lots of scenes, I frequently encounter the need to insert a new scene before the one I'm currently editing. The existing process is cumbersome; it requires me to navigate to the end of the chapter to add a new scene and then drag the empty scene back up to the desired location. Proposed Solution: To streamline this process, I suggest implementing one of the following enhancements: A) Scene Action Menu Option: Integrate an option into the scene action menu to "Add New Scene Before This". This would allow for the immediate insertion of a new scene directly before the current one. B) In-line "+ Scene" Button: Place a "+ Scene" button between existing scenes. Clicking this button would add a new scene at that specific location. Note: This request is also applicable to creating New Chapters when in "Write" mode. There is a need to be able to create a new Chapter without having to scroll to the end of an Act in the manuscript, or without having to go to Plan mode to insert a new Chapter before the current one.

I understand that most features would have to be disabled but being able to just view and edit my story when I dont have internet would make this my default program. For now I still have to keep a google doc.

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.

Some AI models (such as DeepSeek V3/R1) sometimes generate unnecessary whitespace before newlines (they add spaces before newlines for some reason). Would it be possible to filter this unnecessary whitespace automatically when using models that have a tendency to do this sort of stuff? It would be pretty easy to do with a simple regex replace. The behavior could be like this: " " -> " " " \n" -> "\n" " \n" -> "\n"

Maybe add the ability to reorder the Presets list in the Prompt/General/Preset view. When using a lot of presets and tweaks on a single System Prompt, it tends to get a bit messy. Thanks! (A simple alphabetical sorting would do it.)