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What connecting means Write can work alongside an AI assistant. Once connected, the assistant can do in your books the kinds of things you do—read a chapter, draft or revise a scene, keep notes, look something up in the codex, build a PDF—when you ask it to. I...

The short version A connected AI works as you, in your books, and only when you ask. It can read and write much of what you can, it can't delete anything, and everything it does is saved in the book's history where you can see it and undo it. If that's all you...

Two places you can do it An AI reaches Write through a connection you approved, and you can end that connection from either side. Both work; the first is the quickest. From your Author Tools account Go to account.authortools.net and look for Connected apps. Ev...

What this is for When an AI reads or writes a scene through Write's connector, it doesn't see buttons and menus; it sees the scene as plain text with a few light marks for the things a page can do—italics, a scene break, a centred line, a picture, a text-messa...

What connecting means Write can work alongside an AI assistant. Once connected, the assistant can do in your books the kinds of things you do—read a chapter, draft or revise a scene, keep notes, look something up in the codex, build a PDF—when you ask it to. I...