Everything available from Open-Write in one place — the standalone Studio application, the open-source pipeline, and the demonstration works as free ebooks.
The full Open-Write pipeline as a standalone Windows 11 application. No VS Code or Kilo Code required. Bundles the Python backend — no installation needed. Supports 22 LLM providers plus local inference via LM Studio and Ollama.
Not yet code-signed. Windows SmartScreen may warn — click More info, then Run anyway. Bugs: GitHub issues.
The full pipeline as Python templates and a CLI toolchain for Visual Studio Code or Kilo Code. Fully customizable — modify any station, swap models, extend the workflow. Three templates: film screenplay, novel, and episodic television.
Requires Python 3.11+, a code editor, and an LLM API key. See the repository README for setup instructions.
A structural argument about how self-reinforcing incentive systems drive harmful optimization across technology, governance, and media — told through alternating essays and fiction. Twenty-three chapters, footnoted and sourced.
Also read online.
A novel of the Haitian Revolution, following a French translator who slowly recognizes that the precision of his work is what makes him complicit. Drafted from a single prompt with iterative pipeline tuning and zero editorial intervention.
