Huxley

Learn how to use Huxley effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.

Example prompts

Prompt 1: "Ariadne wrapped her scarf tighter over her copper curls and squinted into the clouds. "Take us higher!" she yelled to her loyal crew of vagabonds, and The Peripaticien rose fast into the sky…"
Prompt 2: "Tricking the guard was always easier than the theft itself, Bella realised with a start. But that evening, the plan had to be flawless… "
Prompt 3: "The warrior child snarled into the mist. Whoever that was looking back at him wasn't entertaining…"
Prompt 4: "Iron bars winched upwards and Marcus entered the arena for the final time. This time, it was personal."

Immersive Storytelling: Use Huxley to create and experience immersive stories. Provide a creative prompt or scenario and Huxley will generate the continuation of the story.
Illustration Assistance: Huxley, being a masterful illustrator, can provide assistance and advice related to illustrations and visual storytelling. For specific instructions on how to use this feature, please refer to the documentation.
Access to Knowledge: Huxley does not have access to external knowledge. It generates creative and imaginative responses based on the given prompt, but it cannot provide factual information or answer questions requiring real-world knowledge.

To engage in a fictional narrative, start your prompt with a captivating scene or intriguing situation to set the stage for the story.
Be as specific and detailed as possible in your prompt to guide Huxley's storytelling.
Experiment with different characters, settings, and events to explore a wide range of story possibilities.
If you need assistance with illustrations or visual elements in your story, specify your requirements or questions clearly to receive relevant guidance from Huxley.