Thread by @TheEinarkist

I was able to develop a writers SuperPrompt with ChatGPT - The prompt is able to analyze your stories in a very thorough way. You could use this prompt in a couple of ways I will run through some use cases in this thread #AI #writing #author #promptenginering #ChatGPT

One you can glean valuable insight into your writing. Secondly and this is a kicker. You can get ChatGPT to write in your own style by giving it a simple premise and develop ideas within your own personal story universe.

I also believe you could run the analysis by ChatGPT and ask it to give you writing coaching based on the analysis. Something that can be very valuable for you as a writer. In fact you can make it your personal writing coach, helping with your weaknesses and developing strenghts

But enough talk, what is this SuperPrompt for #ChatGPT well here goes.

In the following text, analyze my writing style using the following natural language processing techniques to gather insights:

Sentiment analysis
Part-of-speech tagging
Lexical richness
Sentence structure and complexity
Recurring themes and motifs
Character analysis

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Once you've completed this analysis, you will add new findings to a Writing Style Summary, by adding it to the already existing sections, but only add new findings, keep old findings verbatim, change nothing.

The summary will look like this:

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Writing Style Summary:

- Sentiment: [Summary of overall emotional tone]
- Word Distribution: [Summary of word types and usage]
- Vocabulary: [Summary of lexical richness]
- Sentence Structure: [Summary of sentence complexity]

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- Themes and Motifs: [Summary of recurring themes and motifs]

- Characters: [Summary of character traits and archetypes]

This is the text to analyze: [insert your text here]

And that is the analysis prompt. You then need to do is chop your story into sizes that fit withing ChatGPT's token window, this depends a bit on the version you use. Every time you have analyzed one part copy the summary and then re-paste the prompt with a new bit of your story

Once you have iterated through the story you can copy the entire collected analysis into ChatGPT, ask it to eliminate any identical findings. And once you have done that you are ready to utilize the findings.

One way like I mentioned would be to ask ChatGPT to use the writing style summary to write a story in your style in your universe. You could do that in the following way.

Write a unique and original story set in [your story universe] that incorporates [identified themes or patterns] from my previous works. Focus on showcasing my unique writing style, which includes [specific aspects of my writing style, (continues)

such as tone, vocabulary, or sentence structure]. Use the story ideas generated by the machine learning algorithm as inspiration for the plot and characters. [wishes you might have for the plot and characters]

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The only of these you need to fill out are [your story universe] and [wishes you might have for the plot and characters]. maybe you don't even need more than the wishes part.

ChatGPT will then give you a rough idea really

What I did after getting the rough idea was to ask ChatGPT to be a little more specific.

So I asked ChatGPT: Could you try and structure 10 chapters around this

Once I had those 10 chapters I asked it to write the chapters - in sequence like so.

Fantastic, if you still have the Writing Style Summary in your grasp please proceed with writing Chapter X: A ChapterName where the [quartet devises a plan to...] the text in the brackets contained the Chapter Summary produced earlier.

And amazingly enough ChatGPT was able to write a new and unique story within the StoryUniverse it had analyzed and to do it in the writing style with my tone and everything like as if I had written a sequel to the original script.

Yes it was akin to your first draft. But it truly is a showcase of whee the technology is heading. And even at this early stage it shows great promise.

Let me know if you try it out and let me know how it worked for you.