SmutWriter review
SmutWriter is an AI writing tool with a separate workspace for longer fiction. That’s where I’d look if an idea had grown beyond one scene. The workspace puts chapters beside a reference for characters and settings, which gives me somewhere to settle a detail before I ask for the next draft.
Give the project a reference before writing the next chapter
The site calls its reference a Story Bible. It has room for the cast, the world and longer plot arcs. The provider also says the AI can suggest changes to the reference and to chapters for the writer to accept or reject. I’d start with two characters and one detail the next chapter must remember, then read the suggestion before accepting it. Sudowrite is worth comparing if I want to work through a manuscript with its own outlining and revision tools.
Decide where the finished draft will go
SmutWriter describes export as part of the writing tool. The terms describe the service as intended for private personal writing and place responsibility for sharing or publishing the output on the user. I’d check those terms early if I were planning to do more with a draft than keep it in my own files.
Anabel’s take
I’d choose this workspace when I had a cast I wanted to carry through several chapters. I’d keep the character notes short and read the proposed changes myself before letting them become part of the next chapter.