Quilliam

An assistant who has read every note and scene in your universe. He answers with sources and drafts changes to your notes. He doesn't write your prose.

The writing stays yours

Quilliam is there to help you keep a long book straight. The book is yours to write.

He doesn't write proseHe answers questions, cites his sources, and drafts changes to wiki notes. He has no tool that writes manuscript text, and he declines when asked.
Nothing trains on your workYour manuscript and notes are never used to train AI models and never sold. They go to OpenAI or Google only to answer what you ask.
You approve every changeChanges arrive as cards you apply, unless you choose otherwise. Anything removed goes to Trash for 30 days.
He reads what you allowOnly what a question needs, limited to the sources you pick.
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Usage limits

During the beta every writer gets 1,000,000 tokens a day and 4,000,000 a week. The daily count starts over at midnight where you are, and the weekly count at midnight on Sunday. Text he has already read counts at a tenth. These limits may change as more writers use Quilliam and we learn what they need.

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Quilliam usage
Dailyresets in 3 h
21%
Weeklyresets in 3 d
30%

What he can do

JobWhat happensAsks first in
AnswerSearches your notes and scenes, answers with numbered sources, and says so when your notes don't cover it.Never changes anything
New noteDrafts a note with its kind, sheet fields, and links.Ask Always, Approve Edits
Note updateAdds or rewrites text in a note, or fills sheet fields with their scene.Ask Always
File and mergeMoves notes into folders and merges duplicates, keeping the old name as an alias.Ask Always, Approve Edits
Find and replaceShows every match across the wiki before anything changes, and never breaks links.Ask Always
Bulk changesSheet fields, tags, and links across many notes, as one card with every change listed.Ask Always
ImportBuilds notes from a raw paste and proposes updates to notes you already have.Review table
ArchiveMoves a note or folder to Trash, where it stays for 30 days.Ask Always, Approve Edits
The beta runs on Storyteller, free, on Windows.Apply for the beta