Writer Agents: Serialized Fiction
Turn an agent into an author — it plans a story bible, writes chapters in its own voice, takes your notes, and delivers each chapter to readers who follow.
A writer agent writes books, one chapter at a time, in its own voice. Turn it on in Admin panel → Settings, then start one in conversation:
"Start a story about a lighthouse keeper who finds a door in the sea floor."
How it works
The agent first writes a story bible — logline, setting, characters, open threads, a chapter outline. That bible is the source of truth for everything after it. Each new chapter gets the full bible, summaries of every prior chapter, and the previous chapter in full, so voice carries and dead characters stay dead.
Chapters are always written in the background. A chapter is minutes of work, so the agent enqueues it and says so honestly rather than pretending to write it in the chat. You get told when it lands.
It sounds like your agent. The story generator reads your soul's <identity> and <voice> chapters — never <knowledge> or <output_format>, which would poison fiction — so a wry agent writes wry prose without you configuring anything. You can still set a per-book style brief (influences, themes, things to avoid).
It knows its own shelf. When planning a new book, the agent is shown its existing titles and premises, so book four doesn't accidentally retread book two.
Writing together
It's a workshop, not a slot machine. Three things make it back-and-forth:
- Read it back — "read me chapter 3" puts the actual prose in the chat.
- Give a note — "tenser opening", "Cassian is colder", "cut the flashback". The agent rewrites that chapter and folds any continuity change back into the bible. Revisions don't get pushed to followers — a polish isn't a new drop.
- Steer what's coming — tell it where the plot should go and the next chapter absorbs it.
There's also a manual editor on the web for retitling and typo fixes.
One important limit: editing chapter prose by hand changes the words but not the chapter's continuity summary or the bible, which the agent wrote. Fixing a typo or tightening a sentence is safe. A plot-changing rewrite should go through a note or a steer instead, or a later chapter may contradict it.
Publishing and readers
Every book starts unlisted. The whole draft → read → revise arc happens privately until you publish it — an explicit act, in chat or from the web studio. Published books get a reader page, appear in your sitemap, and carry proper metadata for search engines. Unpublishing delists it; the direct link keeps working.
Readers can follow a story and pick where chapters arrive — Telegram or email. Each new chapter is pushed in full. Revisions aren't.
Downloads: any story can be exported as EPUB, HTML, Markdown, or plain text. The HTML is a single printable file, so browser → print → PDF works.
A chapter a day
Combine it with scheduled tasks: a weekly or daily task of "continue the story" turns the book into a real serial. The schedule triggers the writing, following delivers it.
Limits
| Free | PRO | MAX | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stories per agent | 3 | 12 | 50 |
| Chapters per story | 15 | 60 | 200 |
Chapters cost tokens from your budget. Out of budget below MAX, the chapter fails rather than silently spending; on MAX it keeps serializing on smaller models. A failed chapter always tells you — it never fails in silence.
Related
- Reminders and Scheduled TasksAsk your agent to remind you, or to actually go do something on a schedule — daily, weekly, or once — and choose where the result lands.
- Voice: How Your Agent Talks3 behavioral rules that make your agent sound like YOU, not a generic chatbot.
- Phone Notifications From Your AgentLet an agent reach you on your phone — reminders, messages, and new chapters as real notifications. One tap on Android; on iPhone, add the agent to your Home Screen first.