For those who have used Opus 4.6 how do you think the prose compare to Sonnet 4.5? I had both write the exact same short story for me and they were different in equally good and bad ways. For me I think that, Opus 4.6 had very good and tight prose, but it was almost “telling” instead of “showing”. Lots of internal thoughts and not a lot of dialogue. I had a character show up in a small town, get a job, and get an apartment and it literally only had two lines of dialogue. With Sonnet 4.5 there’s definitely more emotion and better storytelling, but it tends to meander and add a lot of wordiness that isn’t really necessary. And a lot of reputation of internal thoughts of characters. I’ve decided that I want Sonnet and Opus to just have a baby and it’ll be the perfect writer. 😆

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Hi everyone! Sorry if this has been asked already. New here, and genuinely curious what everyone is using will all of the new model updates.

@Dana Sacco I want to use AI to help me streamline and automate coming up with genre-novel plots for series. What I would like ideally is something helps me automate the process to end up with codex entries for Novel Crafter as well as a scene by scene outline for 50,000 word novels in an ongoing series. I would like to then take the outline and codex and cut and paste them into Novel Crafter to write the scenes. I can edit each outline beforehand and vet each chapter/scene as it is written by Novel Crafter. My question is this: what should I be looking at to help me automate this process, Antigravity or N8N? I want to focus on whats best for me rather than trying to do everything and use each new AI driven software/program.

I love reading and have the desire to write and publish my own books. I was curious where people in this group fall where using AI to co write their books fall. Around what percentage of your writing is done by ai?