The Story Room

The Relationships tab in Story Workspace shows a scene linked to a location and a story event.

Where conversations become worlds.

The Story Room is a subscription service that plugs into ChatGPT. Add the plugin and keep talking the way you already do.

Add it to the chat you already use

Connect The Story Room to ChatGPT and keep talking the way you already do. When the conversation lands on something worth keeping, ask ChatGPT to save it to your world.

It gives the ChatGPT subscription you already use another purpose. A conversation can leave you with a world you can come back to and keep building.

A surveyor stands at the threshold of an orchard beneath a station. — An example of what to say in ChatGPTSave the scene we just worked out.

Start with the idea in your head

Maybe you know how a scene starts or what a character finds. Talk that through in ChatGPT. As the idea takes shape, ask it to save the scene and the details you settle on.

You can open the scene again later and work from those decisions. The conversation is where you figure them out. The Story Room gives ChatGPT a place to keep them.

A flashlight illuminates a pear on top of an old signal box. — Keep a visual reference with the scene so you can return to the same details.

Build on what you worked out

Ask ChatGPT to connect a scene to the people in it, the place it happens, and the events that lead to it. When you return to the scene, those details come with it.

A signal technician holds a service key. — **Who’s there**The character who knows the place.

Light falls on rows of trees under a station platform. — **Where it happens**The location the scene takes place in.

A crew unloads equipment at a station gate at dawn. — **What sets it in motion**The event that changes what the characters can do next.

Before you write the next scene, ask ChatGPT to bring up the location and the people connected to it. You can carry those decisions forward without putting together a separate set of notes.

Bring the work you already have

If you’ve already been working on a story, ask ChatGPT to bring together what it can access from earlier conversations, drafts, and sources you’ve connected, including Google Drive.

Dan had been talking through his story in ChatGPT for two years. He connected the plugin and asked ChatGPT to put his story in it. ChatGPT drew from those conversations and the treatment, completed Act One, and character package it could access in Drive.

As he kept talking, ChatGPT kept adding to the same world. He could open the workspace and see how it all came together.

“I’m still just using chat like I always did.”

Dan, Gorombo

Open the scene right in chat

When you want to see what ChatGPT saved, ask it to open the Story Workspace. You can read the scene’s summary and check what’s linked to it from the conversation you’re already in.

The Story Workspace open to the saved scene Warm Air, showing its scene heading and synopsis.

See what happened when

Open the timeline to see events in story order. If you move a discovery earlier, tell ChatGPT what it should come before, then check the order in the timeline.

The Story Event Timeline for The Orchard Below lists three saved events in chronological order.

See how the pieces connect

Follow a link in the relationship graph to see what else it touches. If a scene is missing its location, ask ChatGPT to connect the two. You can check the link in the graph and keep working in the same chat.

See the workspace

The relationship graph shows a location linked to a character, another location, an organization, a scene, and an event.

Take those details into the next clip

Ask ChatGPT to draft a prompt for the next shot using the saved character reference, the location, and what just happened.

The saved portrait of a surveyor holding a folded field map. — Saved character

A saved location reference of pear trees growing below a station platform. — Established location

A surveyor reaching the underground orchard. — What has already happened

Example next-shot prompt

Open just after the surveyor reaches the orchard. Follow her past the first row of pear trees. Keep her coat and folded field map from the reference, with light falling in from the shaft.

Build the kind of world your project needs

Two characters confer beside the trees in an underground orchard.

Novel

Before you draft the next chapter, bring up what your character decided and who knows about it.

D&D campaign

Bring back a clue the party found, an NPC they met, or a choice they made sessions ago.

A work crew and inspection van outside the station.

Commercial

Use the same setting, cast references, and approved beats as you plan each shot of the spot.

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