Sudowrite Muse is the first AI made for fiction, designed for authors.

What sets Muse apart?

Basic AI writes boring emails. Muse is just for fiction. Focusing Muse entirely on fiction allows it to reach a higher level of quality compared to models which are meant to do it everything.

Basic AI spews clichés. Muse writes unique prose every single time. We specifically measure AI clichés during training and have systematically removed them from Muse’s output.

Basic AI loves happy endings. Muse will write anything – no filters. Muse is the most unfiltered model on Sudowrite, and embraces the full range of human experience, including violence, and adult themes.

You can learn more on the Muse Webpage.

How to use Muse

Muse is the default AI model in Draft and Write. It also powers Expand.

This is what the model selector window looks like. Click “Use Muse” to select it. You will notice that this is where the Creativity setting and Style Examples live.

Here’s how to select Muse in Draft

Open the Draft tool in the text editor’s top toolbar and scroll to the bottom. Click on the dropdown arrow to the right of Generate, and select Muse from the Prose Mode selector that appears.

The model selector shows Muse as the default, with other models below.

Here’s how to select Muse in Write

Click the dropdown arrow next to the Write button in your toolbar and select Write Settings from the list that appears. In your Write Settings, select Prose Mode and choose Muse from the available options.

Click the “Prose Mode” Dropdown in Write Settings to open the model selector for Write.

Creativity

Sudowrite Muse is different from other Prose Modes and models in that it also has a Creativity setting in the Draft tool.

Use more creativity if you want creative wording, and are willing to let the AI be creative with how the scenes unfold.

Use less creativity if you know exactly what you want to happen and don’t want the AI to take creative liberties.

Creativity has a special setting - 11. This mode works quite differently from the rest

Creativity is document-by-document, in case different chapter different settings for best results.

Style Examples

Style Examples are an optional tool in Draft—exclusive to Muse and Excellent—that makes Muse write more like you. You can enter up to 1,000 words of examples.

For best results, if you include multiple samples from different sources, format them like this:

Example 1: “lorem ipsum”

This helps clarify that these examples are not a continuous passage. Style Examples are consistent across your whole account (in other words, across documents and projects).

Additional Details About Muse

Muse is available in Draft, Write, and Expand. It also powers Synopsis generation in the Story Bible.

Muse is an unfiltered model and works best in English for now. It may generate in other languages, but it may need additional prompting to do so reliably.