I'm wondering how we might apply this to the task of writing a novel. There's an open source tool being developed that is sort of along these lines: https://gi

I'm wondering how we might apply this to the task of writing a novel. There's an open source tool being developed that is sort of along these lines: https://github.com/raestrada/storycraftr https://github.com/raestrada/storycraftr But: - it expects the user to be the orchestrator, rather than running fully unattended in a loop, and - it expects the LLM to output a whole chapter at a time, rather than doing surgical edits: https://github.com/raestrada/storycraftr/blob/b0d80204c93ff1c5efa3199dd0477f225c28e026/storycraftr/agent/agents.py#L627 https://github.com/raestrada/storycraftr/blob/b0d80204c93ff1... (It does use a vector store to help the model get context from the rest of the book, so it doesn't assume everything is in context.)