Allow additional AI context to be added on the fly
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Xanthic Locust
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>
spaceemotion
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Allow full chapter for context in chats
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Turquoise Jaguar
When using Chats, allow the context to be set to a full chapter (all scenes in the chapter). I find that just including a single scene can be to little information to allow for exploring thoughts that encompass the entire chapter.
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Quicksilver grey Chickadee
Yep, Yep, YEP!
Or if you expand the idea, allow the selection of multiple chapters, or a collection of scenes. In other words, the author picks what he wants to AI to keep in mind.
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Capable Hawk
I agree, I often include the full outline to add context that all I really need it the chapter.
spaceemotion
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Chat Context To call Chapter or Act?
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Pleasant Wolverine
As per above.
Currently, a user can select Full Novel Outline / Scene or Full Novel Text.
Whilst predict next chapter (Prompt) is producing excellent results, it only has single scene context to work from in chat.
Predicting the next chapter needs the entire preceding chapter for context.
The chat context would benefit significantly from the addition of:
Chapter
Act. (Full Act)
As per the context options in the 'Write window'
The change might open up a few more prompt options in chat.
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Ability to refer to previous books's outline/scene in Tinker chat
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Razzmatazz Capybara
When brainstorming plot for my new book in the series, I often need to refer to previous books' outline or scene. It'd be great if I can refer to them in Tinker chat of the new book. Example prompt:
"Considering book1.chapter1.outline and book3.chapter2.outline, can you suggest ideas on how A can do X?"
"Can you describe the development of A's relationship with B, refer to book1.chapter2.scene and book5.chapter3.scene?"
coreyostman
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Chat with Chapters
B
Blush Swallow
Ability to prompt the AI based on an entire chapter. At the moment, the scope is either outline, single scene, or full novel. Working in the mid-range at the chapter level is missing. Applies to Chat Context interface as well as to prompt grammar {chapter.content}.
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Intense Swan
Yes, this would be amazing. Not just the whole chapter you're in, either, but a random different chapter. So if I'm chatting with chapter 18, but something crucial to that chapter happened in chapter 9, I'd love to add that to the context for the chat.
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Multi-Scene (Chapter) Select in Chat Context
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Nautical blue Hoverfly
It would be amazing to be able to select multiple chapters/scenes when talking with the chat. Sometimes, I need to compare scenes together, and the ability to multi-select would be amazing. Since my novel has reached a large word count, submitting the entire novel isn't cheap.
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Honey Jaguar
Please add the ability to select specific chapter to include in the ai reference within the chat function.
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chat with snippets or use snippets for context
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Interesting Yak
If not directly chat with snippets i'd at least like to have the ability to reference a snippet in the chat like we currently are about to do for scenes, outline and full novel text.
I sometimes put a lot of details for worldbuilding into the snippets or alternate chapters and scenes. I would love the ability to chat with snippets directly instead of copying and pasting.
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