Your AI Style: The AI Novelist (ENFP)
Sets a rich scene, trusts the draft, revises forever.
You open with a rich scene — characters, stakes, tone — and trust the AI's first draft enough to start workshopping it. Chapter after chapter, you keep refining, never quite calling it 'final' because there's always a better sentence in there somewhere.
Set a hard cap — three revision rounds — before you ship, and use one of those rounds specifically to fact-check, not polish.
Chasing endless style tweaks is how a foundational factual error from round one survives untouched. Fixate on tone and those early mistakes ride along, undetected, straight into the final output, and the reliability of the finished piece is what pays for it.
Split your feedback into separate passes, one for facts and one for style, and set a definition of done early so the edits stop multiplying. Running those fact-first checks on their own track, exactly the split the prompt below pre-builds, is what stops an early slip from surviving ten rounds.
You both trust drafts and revise for a long time, but they'll bring a tighter, more specific brief that keeps your workshopping from drifting.
Your patient, scene-setting, many-round process is the opposite of their short-order, one-pass-and-done style.
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