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Dedicated Writing and Editing Interface

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I would like to suggest a dedicated writing and editing interface for Venice Uncensored, similar to the interfaces available for ChatGPT and Claude. As a user, I find the current chat window convenient, but a specialized interface would greatly enhance my experience, especially when working on longer and more complex writing projects.

A dedicated interface could include features such as:

  1. A seamless side-by-side editing panel where I can interact with the AI without the need for constant copying and pasting.

  2. Tools for formatting and organizing text, such as headings, bullet points, and paragraph styling.

  3. The ability to save and retrieve drafts, allowing me to work on projects over multiple sessions.

  4. Integration with common writing tools and platforms, making it easier to export and import text.

I believe these enhancements would significantly improve the usability and functionality of Venice Uncensored, making it an even more powerful tool for writers and editors.

Thank you for considering this request.

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  • Coffee Asteroid

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    Sep 22

    So… like a Claude or Grok artifact. 
    That would be nice, and no luxury. 

    If the LLM we use can write in it, I understand the interest, and yes it’s game changing for persistance of evolution, and it would let us have much longer conversations and games. 

    But don’t have to be about writing nsfw stories, it has much bigger potential than that, it would lengthen narrative cohesion of conversation drastically, if an agentic LLM could store notes on a notepad and retried them itself with a command.

    It wouldn’t forget anything anymore.

    I realized that I made a similar request: https://featurebase.venice.ai/p/mind-technical-tool-spoiler-notepad

  • Sapphire Geyser

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    Oct 10, 2025

    It would be a true game-changer. Many current writing tools on the market, despite offering interesting features, face a critical drawback: censorship. Attempting to write a meaningful, authentic novel under such constraints is practically impossible.

    If Venice could offer its fine-tuned models through an interface like this—combining creative freedom with top-tier technical capabilities—it wouldn’t just fill a significant gap in the market. It would quickly become the go-to platform for countless writers seeking genuine creative collaboration without unnecessary restrictions.