Wrangling

Wrangling is the art of having the AI generate content relevant to your interests. Writing Prose that works well is categorically different from writing prose that works well in short stories, books, and other literary media. This page details several tips and techniques to help you direct storytelling AIs adeptly. For now it is a disconcerted jumble of different talking points until someone decides to organize and thoroughly expand on it. At any rate, enjoy this knowledge and keep in mind most of these experiences will have been made with NovelAI. While they are generally universal points your mileage may vary when it comes to specific lorebook advice.

You should also look into general Writing Resources as the easiest and most worth-while improvement you can make is to up your writing with regards to grammar, flow and stylistic means.

Groups/Harems
Adding a Lore entry for a specific group of characters allows for common features of those characters to be condensed into a single entry. This Group entry should be activated by cascading with the keys for any of the individual members.

Negative Phrasing
Isn't understood well by AI Models. An AI Model would better understand this statement as, "Negative phrasing confuses AI Models."

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Paragraphs
Should comprise the speech and actions of only one subject character. This is basic writing advice.

If you use lorebooks / memory and author's note at all you should also make a habit of not starting a paragraph with sentences that only utilize a character's pronouns. As context is built lorebooks generall interject themselves where a story paragraph would be, leading to a potential mis-association between the story as you see it and the generation context as the AI recieves and reads it.

A sample of this would be The lorebook for your main protagonist, Hiro, superceding a paragraph that went into your heroine, Jane trying to pick-pocket a monk for his money. The faulty snippet of context your AI receives may look something like this: (The lorebook will be underlined.) '' Hiro is the manly super-hero of the story and has a super cool weapon and powers like no other. Hiro has a strong sense of justice. ''

She knew it was wrong, but couldn't keep her hands from advancing towards the monk's exposed wallet. Fucky to read, right? Well it also leads to misgendering and misplacing when it comes to differentiating characters and who did what.

Pronouns
Are a veritable pit of potential confusion for the AI. Ensure names get dropped frequently. See paragraphs for what ill the use of pronouns can do to you.

Staggered Lore / Specialized Lorebooks
For characters with long backstories, consider separating parts of their Lore into separate entries. Using short Search Ranges and and specific Keys, small details can be added to your context only when they're relevant, and quickly removed from their context when they're not. This lowers the overall context burden of a character's Lorebook by inclusion of only the most pertinent details at any given time.