Build your Writing Profile

Narration: Stu McCardle

Start with pages that sound like you. Open Brief, then Writing examples. Paste an extract, give it a name and choose Save Extract. You can also upload a file here too. Use writing you trust, with a mix of description and dialogue. Back in Brief, choose Analyse. When it's ready, open your Writing Profile. Read what bookmoth has noticed about your sentences, dialogue and the way you handle a scene. Treat it as a working description, not a verdict. Choose Edit and correct anything that misses the mark. Here I'm making the instruction about physical detail more specific. Close the profile to keep the change. Those instructions guide AI drafting and revision whenever you choose to use them.

Steps
1. Open Brief, then Examples to open Writing examples.
2. Paste prose you trust, name it and choose Save Extract. File upload is also available.
3. Return to Brief and choose Analyse. Open the resulting Writing Profile.
4. Read the observations about sentences, dialogue, physical detail and scene handling.
5. Choose Edit, refine the instructions and choose Done to keep your changes.

Before you start
For a novel, analysis needs a Brief of at least 500 words, writing examples and a working AI connection, such as bookmoth ink.

Your Writing Profile guides AI drafting and revision. It remains an editable description of your prose.

Prepared teaching book and prepared AI replies. Processing waits are shortened. Captions are optional and are not burnt into the picture.