The 3 Studios + Slima MCP, in one read
Slima splits long-form writing into three studios, each focused on one thing. Slima MCP then connects them to external AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor). This is a 30-second overview — pick one and dive in.
How to pick
| What you want to do | Use |
|---|---|
| Write a novel, memoir, essay, or other long-form prose | Writing Studio |
| Write a screenplay, TV series, or short film | Script Studio |
| Already finished a draft — want feedback before deciding what to change | AI Beta Readers |
| Read & write your Slima books from Claude / ChatGPT / Cursor | Slima MCP |
Pick the "wrong" one and nothing breaks — all studios share the same account and subscription, and you can switch any time. Below is what each one is actually for.
Writing Studio — the home of long-form prose
For: novelists, memoirists, long-form essayists, narrative non-fiction writers. Most Slima users spend their day here.
What you get:
- Editor + whole-book memory — the Coach reads the book, not just the chapter
- AI Coach — right-side chat: ask, revise, continue, get unstuck
- Version history — automatic and manual versions; try a big rewrite, roll back if it didn't land
- Motivation system — streaks, the HabitPlant tree, your Slime companion. Writing becomes a ritual instead of a chore
- AI chapter analysis — four lenses to diagnose a chapter: pacing, character, conflict, setup
Open it: Slima — Writing Studio
Script Studio — the screenwriter's room
For: screenwriters, TV writers, short-form video scripts, Webtoon scripts.
What you get:
- Scene Board — every scene in an episode laid out visually, drag to reorder
- Character Bible — one file per major character, referenced when the AI writes dialogue
- Storylines, locations, in-scene notes — structured planning tools for visual media
- Format switch — toggle between TW industry and Hollywood layout at the click of a button
- Structure templates — three-act, hero's journey, and other classics, optional
Shared with the Writing Studio: AI Coach, version history, motivation system.
Open it: Slima — Script Studio
AI Beta Readers — for the already-written
For: writers who already have a manuscript and want simulated reader feedback before sending it to human beta readers. You don't have to write inside Slima — import Word, Markdown, or paste-in.
What you get:
- Choose a reader persona — what kind of reader do you want to simulate? Casual, genre fan, editor's eye, literary critic, …
- Chapter-level reading reports — not summaries; the report tells you where the reader stopped, where they sped up
- Slima AI Editor — 5-dimension pass — structure, character, language, pacing, market
- Editor's letter — a senior-editor-style overall take
Open it: Slima — AI Beta Readers
Slima MCP — bring your AI tool to Slima
For: writers already living in Claude / ChatGPT / Cursor / Gemini CLI who want those tools to read and write Slima books directly.
What you get:
- Standard MCP (Model Context Protocol) server — not locked to any AI vendor
- Web connection (OAuth) — Claude.ai and ChatGPT plug in directly
- Local connection (stdio) — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code over stdio
- API token management — every token tells you who used it, when, and what they did
Open it: Slima MCP
Not sure where to start?
Most people start in the Writing Studio. Want to write a novel? Open the Writing Studio, create a book, try it for thirty minutes, then decide.
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