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Pick your Studio: Writing / Script / AI Beta Reader

Last updated June 2, 2026 · 4 min read

Slima has three Studios. You don't have to "commit" up front — you land in Writing Studio by default and can switch any time from the top-left Slima logo. This article covers what each one is for.

The "Switch Studio" menu opened from the top-left Slima logo: Writing Studio (current), Script Studio, AI Beta Reader, each with a one-line description

The three options

Clicking the top-left Slima logo opens the "Switch Studio" menu, listing the three Studios; the one you're in is marked "Current."

Writing Studio

Pick this if you're writing prose-shaped long-form — novels, memoirs, long essays, narrative non-fiction, dissertations.

Menu description: "Create and edit your works."

This is the broadest option and where most writers stay. The UI centres on a Markdown editor with the AI Coach on the right and a file tree on the left.

Script Studio

Pick this if you're writing scenes / dialogue / character entrances — screenplays, TV episodes, short films, Webtoon scripts.

Menu description: "Screenplay writing with AI mentor."

The UI is noticeably different: Scene Board, Character Bible, TW / Hollywood format toggle. If you picked this when you should have been writing a novel, the tools will feel off — just flip back to Writing Studio.

AI Beta Reader

Pick this if you already have a manuscript and what you want is "AI simulates readers, gives feedback" — not a writing environment.

Menu description: "AI-powered reading feedback and suggestions."

You're not writing here, you're testing. The manuscript can come from a Writing Studio book or be imported from Word / Markdown.

See: The 3 Studios + Slima MCP

Not sure?

Stay in Writing Studio. It covers most long-form scenarios, including the "I'll write a script later but right now I'm writing a novel" case.

You can change any time — the Studio Switcher (top-left Slima logo) flips instantly.

What's shared vs what isn't

Shared across all Studios Studio-specific
Account / subscription / credits Books (Writing vs Script books are separate)
AI model preferences UI layout
Global shortcuts Toolbar tools
Motivation system / Streak / writing tree Each Studio's unique panels

Writer identity, streak, and the tree are shared across all Studios. Writing 800 words in Writing Studio + 200 in Script Studio = the streak day's progress is 1,000.

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