NovelHane
AI Agents for building novels
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AI Agents for building novels
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NovelHane is an AI-powered workspace for novelists. Use AI Agents to rapidly build plots, characters, worlds, and stories while keeping the writer in control of the creative process.
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Quick development update on NovelHane 👋
It’s been about a month since the pre-launch, and I’ve been focusing on making the AI agent work better for long-form fiction.
One of the latest features I’ve finished is story state tracking. As the story progresses, the AI can keep up with the latest changes to characters, relationships, locations, items, and other story elements, instead of relying on outdated information from earlier chapters.
I’m now continuing to add more AI features around the actual long-form writing workflow.
I wrote a bit more about this update here:
https://www.novelhane.com/blog/teaching-an-ai-agent-to-follow-a-changing-story/
I’m also looking for feedback from writers who already use AI writing tools. In particular, I’d love to hear about features that existing tools don’t do well enough, or things you wish they could do but currently can’t.
If there’s something that repeatedly frustrates you in your AI-assisted writing workflow, feel free to share it. I’m actively building NovelHane and will seriously consider useful ideas for upcoming features.
Quick development update on NovelHane 👋
Recently, I’ve been exploring a question that keeps coming up while building the AI agent: how much does a writer need to tell AI before it can be genuinely helpful?
Too little information, and the AI may misunderstand characters, drift away from the intended plot, or lose the writer’s preferred voice. Too much information, and preparing instructions starts to feel like a separate writing project.
I’m trying to find the useful minimum across the story, narrative, and language: which decisions need to come from the writer, and which details the AI can safely develop.
I wrote more about what I’m exploring here:
https://www.novelhane.com/blog/exploring-how-much-ai-needs-to-know-about-a-novel/
If you already use AI for fiction writing, I’d love to hear about your workflow. How much context do you usually prepare before asking AI to help, and when does that preparation start to feel like more work than writing?