“Where did I leave off?”
Catch up
It reads the briefs of your recent chapters and tells you where the story stands.
Ask about your story, check it, or have it write with you. It reads before it writes, shows every step, and never changes a word you can’t undo.
Type it the way you’d say it. In English, Greek or any language you write in.
“Where did I leave off?”
It reads the briefs of your recent chapters and tells you where the story stands.
“Check chapter 12 against everything before it.”
It compares the chapter with earlier chapters and your notes, and points to the exact lines that disagree.
“Continue the scene at the harbour.”
It writes into the chapter itself, in the place you asked, and leaves an Undo behind.
“Rename Poppy to Maria in this chapter.”
It changes each mention precisely, and you can see every edit it made.
“What does Ilias know about the key so far?”
It searches the manuscript and your notes and answers with the places it found.
“Add the lighthouse key to the Story Bible.”
It creates the entry for you to review, so your notes keep up with the draft.
Nothing happens behind your back. Each request runs as a short list of visible steps.
The assistant keeps short briefs of your chapters and a memory of the story, so it doesn’t need to reread the whole book every time. You can review what it remembers, keep it, replace it with something newer, or retire it.
Pick from the AI models in the model menu, from providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
Every conversation and edit is saved with the book, so you can see what changed and why.
People you invite see the AI history only if you share it with them.
Every part of Fuseplot works without the assistant.
Read exactly what the assistant sends, to whom, and what we keep.