Before Starting: Confirm Two Things
Before submitting the next segment, please confirm:- At least one text model is available. The model has passed detection and is running without errors. If unsure, return to Model Configuration first.
- You are already in this book’s director console. The interface you see is the V2 book director console, with an “AI Usage” entry at the top and the chapter directory and director operation area below.
Step 1: Write a Small Segment First to Verify Results
Do not submit Chapters 1 to 10 all at once. Choose a small scope first to observe body text quality and call rhythm.1
Submit Chapters 1 to 3
In the book director console, select a推进方式 (advancement mode, either fully automatic or phase-by-phase confirmation), then submit Chapters 1 to 3 in the scope selector. This scope is large enough to verify body text style, character appearances, and plot pacing, without being so large that backtracking becomes difficult.
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Enable 「跟随生成」 (Follow-Along Generation)
When follow-along is enabled, the director console will automatically switch to the current phase as backend progress advances: opening the corresponding chapter during body text generation, and opening story, world, or character materials during the materials phase. You can watch content stream out in real time without manually refreshing the page.If follow-along is turned off, generation still runs in the background; you can manually open chapters from the directory to read them after completion.
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Wait for the scope to complete
Fully automatic mode will continuously plan, write body text, check, and save within the authorized scope, then automatically stop when done. Phase-by-phase confirmation will pause when verification is needed, waiting for your confirmation before continuing. Neither mode will write content beyond the authorized scope on its own.
Step 2: After the Scope Ends, Check Three Things
After Chapters 1 to 3 are complete, do not immediately submit the next segment. Spend a few minutes confirming the following:About Quality Reminders and Creation Strategy
The default “prioritize completing the whole book” strategy records ordinary local issues as chapter reminders and continues. If you find many issues in Chapters 1 to 3 that require manual confirmation, consider switching to “quality first” in Settings → Auto Director (设置 → 自动导演).Step 3: Submit Chapters 4 to 10
After confirming that the direction and quality of the first 3 chapters are acceptable, you can expand the authorization scope:- In the book director console, select the next segment scope, for example Chapters 4 to 10.
- Keep or adjust the advancement mode, then submit.
- Enable 「跟随生成」 (Follow-Along Generation) again, letting the director console automatically navigate to current progress.
What to Do When You Encounter a Pause
When writing stops, do not panic. In the vast majority of cases, progress and saved body text are preserved. The handling order is as follows:Pause-to-Resume Flow
If you are unsure which category a reason belongs to, you can open “Run History” to view the latest status of backend tasks, then return to the director console to handle it accordingly.After Writing 10 Chapters
Completing the first 10 chapters is an important milestone. Next, you can:- Continue using the same segmented authorization method to advance subsequent chapters.
- Open AI Usage to deeply understand call distribution and Token cache effects.
- When there are unhandled quality reminders in Run History, go to the corresponding chapter page to verify them one by one.
- When you want to adjust writing style or global expression rules, enter the Style Engine and Anti-AI Rules.
- When preparing long-term materials to participate in subsequent creation, configure the Knowledge Base.
Auto Director V1/V2
Understand the full features and operating modes of director versions
AI Usage and Token Cache
View consumption distribution and single-chapter usage protection mechanisms
Run History
View backend task status and error sources
Creation Flow Overview
Understand the long-form creation chain from a global perspective