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0:00Hello, my name is Eelo Herod and boy am
0:02I happy to be a nerdy novelist. Now
0:05today, like I said in the video that I
0:08just made for you, we are going to build
0:10a story from scratch inside of Story
0:12Hacker OS. The key is that you can go
0:17about this in many different ways. One
0:20way is to use their book builder
0:23functions, but I have it on good
0:25authority that they're going to be
0:27changing one of them, which is the brain
0:30dump to dossier. They're going to be
0:31changing that one around. So, I'm going
0:33to avoid that specific one, but there is
0:36another way that you can build a dossier
0:39inside of Story Hacker OS. So, let's
0:43jump right in. Here we are inside of
0:46StoryHacker OS. And right up here in the
0:49upper right hand corner, you have the
0:51create. You can create a new book, a new
0:54series, a new world. You can go all the
0:55way up to the world level. And one of
0:57the cool things about going to the world
0:59level, if you decide that you want to do
1:01that, is that you can call the world uh
1:05anything you want. Uh we'll call it uh
1:08Killer Assassin. All right. Killer
1:10assassin. And inside that killer
1:13assassin world, we're going to create a
1:15new series if we want to, which is
1:18probably what we would want to do. But
1:21also, there's a document right here.
1:24Now, I know that I've already kind of
1:26gone through this with you before, but
1:28this is incredibly important to me
1:31because you are able to establish a lot
1:34of world rules inside of those
1:36documents. It's pretty slick. So now you
1:39know exactly how far up you can go, but
1:42we're not going to play around with the
1:44killer assassin world right now. All
1:46right. So what I'm going to do is create
1:50a series. And we're going to call this
1:52series
1:54space is final. Why? Just cuz I wanted
1:59to make that up just now. And uh
2:01optional to add it to a world. Nope. I'm
2:03not going to add it to a world. It is a
2:05series. and we're going to create a new
2:08book. And we're going to call this book
2:11book one. Why? Because I am not
2:15committed to what I want to call it.
2:16Now, we're going to dig deep here. And
2:19if you give me a second, I'm going to
2:20figure out exactly what genre I want.
2:23Okay. So, I figured out exactly what I
2:26want to have happen here. I have uh the
2:29book title is called The Power book one.
2:33And then uh it's space fantasy and it's
2:38going to be the galaxy is not as it
2:40should be. Jason and Laura together save
2:44the galaxy. That's pretty much all I
2:47have going and uh my target audience is
2:51going to be young adult.
2:54Now, as you can see, the book is now
2:57present because I hit okay. And now if I
3:01wanted to, I could start on the second
3:03book, but that's not what I want to do.
3:06Now, once you click into Story Hacker
3:09OS, you have the ability to do a couple
3:13of things, but the most important thing
3:16is chatting with your documents. There
3:21are no documents in here right now. So,
3:24all we're going to do is basically is
3:26just chat. No messages yet. Let's talk
3:30to our AI. Hello. I want to work on a
3:35new story. I've got a little general
3:38premise, but I really have a kind of
3:44idea of where I want it to go. So, can
3:47we start discussing it?
3:52And it immediately writes back to me,
3:55absolutely. share your general premise
3:58and then we can work on it. Big
4:00difference, right, from working with the
4:04book builder, you can have a
4:06conversation with an agent and that
4:09agent will help you build this story
4:12from wherever you are with the story.
4:15So, let's show you an example of that.
4:18Okay, the idea generally is that Jason
4:22and Laura are not related to each other
4:25and they were born on two separate
4:27planets, but they're drawn to the same
4:30planet at the same time. And when they
4:33get together, they get some power that
4:36helps them save the galaxy. That's about
4:38all I have.
4:41All right. It says, "Jason and L are
4:44strangers from different planets,
4:46mysteriously drawn to the same world.
4:49There they discover they possess
4:52complimentary powers that only work when
4:55they trust and cooperate with each
4:58other. Their mission is to stop an
5:00ancient threat, destroying the galaxy.
5:03Possible themes. Connection versus
5:05isolation. Destiny versus free will.
5:08Rival planets learning to cooperate. The
5:10cost of saving the galaxy. Ah, this cost
5:14of saving the galaxy might be
5:15interesting. Jason could be impulsive
5:18and distrustful, while Laura is
5:21intelligent but emotionally distant.
5:24They balance each other's weakness. The
5:27mystery planet might be a dormant living
5:30god, an ancient weapon. The remains of a
5:33lost civilization. The prison containing
5:36the galaxy's enemy. H I like the idea of
5:39the remains of a lost civilization.
5:43Maybe they actually have some genetic
5:46Yeah, that's what we'll do. See, and as
5:48you read through these things, you can
5:50either accept them or reject them. And
5:54then all of this stuff that we build
5:57right here can be put into a document.
6:00We would obviously have to create the
6:01document first. So you would go right
6:03over here and hit create a document, new
6:06document, call it whatever you want, and
6:08then put it into whatever type you want.
6:11It could be worldbuilding, manuscripts,
6:14research, all that stuff. Okay? But
6:16we're not going to build a document
6:17right now because we are still just
6:19chatting with our idea right now. Now,
6:24so we're going to go through this entire
6:27thing and we're going to answer each one
6:28of the questions one at a time. All
6:30right. So, uh I think that we're going
6:32to go with destiny versus free will. I
6:37think you should switch the impulsive
6:39and distrustful thing. I think Jason
6:41should be intelligent but emotionally
6:44distant and that uh Laura should be uh
6:48impulsive and distrustful. uh that way
6:51they do still balance each other out but
6:53there is an added uh bonus of uh
6:57masculinity and femininity to add to the
7:00layers. I don't think that they are
7:03romantically involved until the third
7:07book. So I'm thinking this is a trilogy.
7:10The mysterious planet is going to be the
7:12remains of a lost civilization. I think
7:15that her impulsivity,
7:19her being impulsive, lends itself to her
7:23with super strength and uh durability
7:27and all of these things when she's in
7:30proximity to him. And his powers become
7:33more cerebral and mental and he's able
7:36to tap into people's minds and even feel
7:40what plants feel, that sort of thing. So
7:43they are genetically tied together uh
7:46from the ancients because of the
7:48ancients fiddling with the genetics of
7:50the galaxy. So they've always ensured
7:53that they always have champions.
7:57Champions that's funny to take care of
8:01uh to take care of the galaxy even after
8:03they were gone. and a the sacrifice is a
8:08planet full of billions of people that
8:13if they at the end of the first book
8:15their power can't save the planet but it
8:19does save the galaxy in that moment. And
8:21that's all of the answers to the
8:24questions. I'm gonna hit send and it's
8:26gonna think for three seconds and then
8:28probably get back a pretty lengthy
8:32explanation of exactly what it thinks is
8:35supposed to happen. Oh, it even has book
8:37three and book. It's going hog wild
8:41here. All right, let's see here.
8:44H. Okay, we're going to have to ask it
8:47to TLDDR,
8:49which is too long. Didn't read. There we
8:52go.
8:54Cor premise. Jason and L are genetically
8:56engineered champions created by a lost
8:59civilization. They are born on different
9:01planets but are always drawn together
9:04when the galaxy faces a major threat.
9:06Intelligence and emotional distance. Uh
9:10near Laura, he gains mental abilities,
9:13including reading minds and sensing
9:15plants. Uh impulsive and distrustful,
9:18she develops super strength and
9:20durability. Looks like um destiny uh
9:24versus free will. Okay. Yes. And this
9:28all seems legitimate. All right.
9:31I want to build a detailed dossier from
9:34this. Do you have the uh knowledge of
9:38how to do that?
9:40All right. Let's uh build a dossier from
9:44all of the information you have. And
9:46then you have uh 10 questions to ask me
9:49in order to uh get this and only ask me
9:52one at a time so that I can answer them
9:55one at a time and give myself a chance
9:56to really think about the answers.
10:01Now you may notice I am actually having
10:03a conversation and instead of using one
10:06of book builders or anything like that I
10:08am building out a very good
10:11comprehensive dossier right here in the
10:14chat. And that right there is how you
10:17start an entire book right there. That's
10:20the whole thing. I could continue
10:22working through the entire dossier
10:24process, but I think you're starting to
10:26understand that the agent is your friend
10:28inside of StoryHacker OS. It's powered
10:31by open router and that is probably the
10:35best part because you can switch up
10:37models, you can switch configurations,
10:40you can do a whole bunch of different
10:41things. It is an absolute gamecher when
10:45it comes to creating story and it gives
10:47you the ability to really deeply
10:49ideulate and build from scratch. Like I
10:52said, we would start a story from
10:55scratch. I thought up the idea. I
10:58continued the idea on and I had this
11:01wonderful chatbot
11:03actually work out the rest of the story
11:06and help me with the structure so that
11:08people don't get boring. We want page
11:10flipping going on here, everybody. We
11:12want page flipping. And just in case
11:15you're wondering, the technique I just
11:17used at the end is called reverse
11:19prompting. It's a little technique I
11:21picked up from this guy named Alex Flynn
11:24on X. So, what I want you to do, right,
11:28is have it ask you questions about your
11:31story. You know, 10, 15 questions at the
11:33most. Make sure you give it an amount of
11:36questions, or else it'll continue to ask
11:38questions until the cows come home. All
11:41right, everyone. That's it. Next time,
11:44I'm going to finish my dossier right now
11:46with the questions, and next time we're
11:48going to take that dossier, and then
11:51we're going to build out all of our
11:53characters. That's the next one. And
11:55we're really going to dig deep into
11:57those characters and we're going to use
11:58the book builder to do it. So, it's
12:00going to be a lot of fun. All right. My
12:02name is Eel Herod and boy am I happy to
12:06be a nerdy novelist. and I will see you
12:08in the next