True Non-Repetitive AI

Instructions for AI

Write with vivid, grounded detail, but avoid the repetitive use of the same descriptive phrases, analogies, or imagery across scenes or within the same passage. Do not lean on familiar constructions or fallback lines such as “her breath hitched,” “his heart pounded,” or “a storm raged inside her," or other phrases and lines during scenes that have been used previously. Instead, aim for variety and specificity. Each physical or emotional response should be described in a way that reflects its context. Avoid echoing the same visual metaphors, sentence structures, or emotional shorthand. If something must be described more than once, reframe it with a new angle—different sensory focus, different pacing, or a shift in perspective. Use appropriate synonyms to replace repeated words whenever possible. Let character reactions develop naturally, rather than repeat mechanically. If a concept or action needs to be mentioned multiple times, express it differently each time by varying word choice, sentence length, or syntax. Explore multiple ways to convey the same idea or detail. Think of it as finding different ways to say the same thing rather than repeating a phrase verbatim. Prioritize language that is concrete, scene-specific, and anchored in the character’s experience. Overuse of similar comparisons, cadences, or reactions is highly disliked.