Tool HTML Plot Bunni: free open source novel organization and writing tool

[fyrean]

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So the default AI is relatively uncensored but u should use a better model on Open Router or better yet, use a local AI if your PC is beefy enough. Even though my tool is designed for novels, you can easily adapt it to write dialogues, narration and scenes for adult games.

Key Features:

• Structured Outlining: Organize your novel by arcs, chapters, and scenes.
  
  
• Write Tab: Write scene by scene with Markdown support and an interactive outline for navigation.
  
• Customization: Huge focus on themes – change every color, pick fonts, resize text.
  
• Optional AI Assistance
  • You can toggle to hide all AI stuff in the settings!
  • Generate scene summaries, draft outlines, or even write full scenes/novels
  • "Bring-Your-Own-Key" (OpenRouter, LMStudio, Koboldcpp) for good results.
  • There is a default free AI endpoint (running on my PC with a quantized Mistral Nemo model) for trying things out. I do not log or keep any data sent to it. For serious work, use your own key/local model.
  • You can also chat with the AI for brainstorming.
  • Honestly, I mostly use it like a rubber duck. Ask it for a suggestion, see what nonsense it comes up with and see if there's a nugget of something usable.

Help Wanted: If you create a nice theme, please share the color codes! Also the default AI prompts are shit so expect shit results until someone experiment more and share better prompts thx.

Let me know what you think, if anything breaks, or if you have ideas for improvement!

 

[lucio_malfoy]

Thank you very much, really useful tool, I'll give it a try!

Im a beginner developer and was just looking for a tool like this to help me write my first short story. But in case I really need dialogs, how can I adapt it?

 

[fyrean]

Thank you very much, really useful tool, I'll give it a try!

Im a beginner developer and was just looking for a tool like this to help me write my first short story. But in case I really need dialogs, how can I adapt it?

if you just need quick dialogues, the easiest way is to create a concept for each character and other settings in your game (current location, plot lore points, ...), then create a single scene and check all the concept boxes (so the AI know what your game is about). Then you can just chat with the AI to tell it to create a dialogue between X characters

 

[fyrean]

I plan to update to add a feature specifically to generate dialogues between characters

 

[osanaiko]

Very interesting. Were you inspired by any of the tools that FartyPants created for Text-Gen-WebUI (Twinbook,

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)? I believe he's now moved on to a new project called NovelForge, worth taking a look!

 

[stevenfire]

I enjoy the setting to disable the AI wizard icons. Before I was using draw.io but I'll be switching to this for my story creations. Thank you for the upload and please continue developing to your heart's content!

 

[fyrean]

I enjoy the setting to disable the AI wizard icons. Before I was using draw.io but I'll be switching to this for my story creations. Thank you for the upload and please continue developing to your heart's content!

I'm really curious now! What did you use draw.io for? Were you making flow charts of dialogue tree or wut?

 

[fyrean]

Very interesting. Were you inspired by any of the tools that FartyPants created for Text-Gen-WebUI (Twinbook,

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)? I believe he's now moved on to a new project called NovelForge, worth taking a look!

The NovelForge UI looks nice, not sure if I wanna spend $50 tho lol

 

[almondjuice]

what's the actual URL of the Plot Bunni repository? im trying to run it locally but i stuck?

 

[osanaiko]

what's the actual URL of the Plot Bunni repository? im trying to run it locally but i stuck?

Surely it's just the "releases" link above (minus the "releases" part)?
i.e.

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