Driving ChatGPT Work With Muse As Orchestrator

Just to report back briefly on what I proposed in my last post, about using Muse as an orchestrator to drive a book production workflow, that employs both a ChatGPT Work session, and a regular Chat session… Well, it worked. A proof of concept anyway. The rest is just picking apart the process, and tuning the component actions. What happened, in simple terms, was that Muse ran a plan that I think ChatGPT originally wrote maybe? In it, Muse acted as orchestrator to review the existing corpus and an analytical layer I’ve been developing that names and describes some promoted “licensed” canonical elements from the story-universe, and identifies relationships between them. So applying the user-supplied premise, it dips into the corpus and the more structured entity/relationship set (“registry”), and its job is to prepare a research packet which can be sent to a regular ChatGPT chat (not “Work”) session in order to 1) generate a manuscript based on the premise that loosely fits into the…

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