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it's a PoC, so the stories are simple, but in return you can do any world...don't like Tolkien? How about Star Trek? Here's what it outputs for: "Red Alert! The Captain gasps awake..." - in the style of Star Trek all gpt-3 + stable within a single google sheet:
HOLOSHEET lets you mix and match styles, e. g. historical drama with science fiction for this one.. Prompt: "aztec temple, earthquake, aliens" output:
as the master-prompt is kept flexible, the stories are often cliche, but occassionally, GPT-3 will output deeeeper stuff here's the story the HOLOSHEET generates for "a man walks along a foggy path towards a lighthouse" in the style of Lovecraft:
In this HOLOSHEET, you can adjust the style to whatever you want using presets, for Lovecraft Horror I like the 1920s photography preset 🐙 (but you can add / edit all) "as you enter the old gothic library, you notice a strange smell" is the only input output:
The HOLOSHEET can also do documentaries here's what it output for "researchers realize that the robot they've built is sentient" pretty happy with the images for this one, getting GPT-3 to play "camera person" (aka image prompter) was harder than I thought!
the #stablediffusion
@replicatehqAPI can be independently called to create new styles for an existing story. Here's the same documentary, but in 70s sci-fi style:
a few more instant outputs from HOLOSHEET Story Edition prompt doesn't have to be a story beginning. it can also be sth like "an oak tree. a raven. a shout" or "large hadron collider. alien ants. nyc" in the style of 70s sci-fi or "wormhole. quantum physics. romance" 😅
I don't have any real coding experience, so I had to let GPT-3 write the script for the API integrations for both itself and stablediffusion into G sheets Also, my gpt3-powered function generator for sheets was very useful lol learned quite a bit of JS from gpt tho! outtakes:
here's the thread on the process if you're curious
thread on my process of getting GPT-3 to write a script to integrate #stablediffusion into google sheets, unlocking a function "stable()" that lets you gen images in sheets GPT3 had already written an integration for itself for sheets, so I figured this should be doable, too
