show-me-the-story
Self-hosted AI novel generator: single Go binary + web UI. OpenAI-compatible API → outline → chapter-by-chapter writing with review, foreshadowing, fact-check, and full-book polish. Chinese & English.
Not yet testedsource: GitHubGoMITcommit 173b81e8347a
Go, MIT licensed. The project labels itself: agent, ai writing, creative writing, fiction writing, foreshadowing, generative ai, go and golang.
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Topics (from GitHub)
agentai-writingcreative-writingfiction-writingforeshadowinggenerative-aigogolangllmnovel-generatoropenai-compatibleself-hostedsingle-binarystorytellingsvelteweb-novelwriting-assistant
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- Does show-me-the-story run?
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