You should come into it having a premise for the story laid out. GPT-3 is great at suggesting possibilities at the paragraph level, but beyond that, it'll lose

You should come into it having a premise for the story laid out. GPT-3 is great at suggesting possibilities at the paragraph level, but beyond that, it'll lose the thread. The simplest thing is to go to it when you get stuck. You sort of know what the scene should be doing, but maybe you're having trouble connecting to the end. Give it a whirl in playground and see if it sparks an idea—give it the last few paragraphs and see what it comes up with. At the macro level, I've been able to get GPT-3 to generate plot possibilities by giving it example scenes or endings. It's all about prompt engineering, and you'll need to spend a lot of time in the playground or writing your own app to take full advantage.